by Cassie Gravett | Dec 14, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Scholarships, Workshops
“I will seek a scholarship to continue my studies at the university in 2022. In this workshop, I gained a lot of knowledge and expressed my personal opinions, the opinions of my teammates about their goals are all good and especially good comments from the...
by Cassie Gravett | Dec 2, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Uncategorized
Scholarship Fund Update December 5, 2020 On December 21, 2020 tens of thousands of Cambodian high school students will graduate. Statistically, only 8-ish% of young people across remote areas will be among them. This year PLF has 107 grade 12 students, many of them...
by Cassie Gravett | Oct 29, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, News from the Field, opening days, Schools
In years without global pandemics, the new school year starts in Cambodia on November 1st. For PLF that means opening day celebrations and school supply distributions at 6 different schools – it’s one of the most exhausting and most exciting weeks of our year. ...
by Cassie Gravett | Sep 27, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Headline, Scholarships, University
Most charities, unlike their for-profit counterparts, have mission constraints that can sometimes cause a bit of paralysis. Every charity must have a clearly defined mission statement which donors expect us to stay well inside, and rightly so. It provides a level of...
by Cassie Gravett | Sep 17, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Food & Wellness, Headline
Sometimes you do things and they just WORK. Over the last 6 months that schools have been closed, we’ve been dropping food parcels to more than 700 students every three weeks. The drops happen at our most rural schools where children suffer from an unacceptable...
by Lori Carlson | Aug 25, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Food & Wellness, Get Real, Headline, News from the Field
What’s happening in Cambodia’s Education System and How PLF is Responding In Mid-March when schools closed, over 100 PLF University students fled from Phnom Penh and returned to their villages. Timing was horrible as it was right at the end of the first half; many of...
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