Build dreams! Send Cambodian Students to College!

Every January we report on our current students: 

Ms. R, about whom we had written before finished her degree and was able to secure a  $900 project grant from USAID and she  has now left our program. Although she still has dreams of graduate school, hopefully her grant project will be able to propel her forward in her chosen field of food science.

Vichet, who last year finally passed his high school qualification exam, continues to work full time  loading trucks , while studying English in night  classes at Panasastra University in Phnom Penh to gain the necessary  proficiency to enter university full time. His sites are set tentatively  for fall 2019.

Ms. P, age 23, continues her part time  studies in English  while working full  time as the bookkeeper at our  Champey  Academy . Opportunities for full time studies are slim as she does not have any  family that can   help her financially, making it difficult if not impossible for her to consider the idea of a full time course load.  

Ms.  S, age 20 studies English part time, while working full time at Champey Academy , hoping to gain the needed proficiency to be able to enter university to study to become a professional tour guide. 

These remaining  young people  continue to try to push ahead and achieve their dreams.   We are hesitant to take on any new students  due to the long standing challenge  of securing stable funding to support them in their efforts.  Despite this, we can look at the students that we have helped and and the ones we continue to help, knowing that this program, through your support, has made a remarkable difference in the lives of these young people.

We are deeply grateful to you for your generous support.

Barbara & Mark Rosasco