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...
by Christin Spoolstra | Aug 20, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, News from the Field, Schools
With updated hygiene rules to keep our students and librarians safe, we’ve been thrilled to keep our libraries open during this time. For many students, the libraries have been a lifeline to keeping them engaged with learning since their study hours have been so...
by Lori Carlson | Aug 17, 2020 | Enrichment Programs, Featured, Get Real, Headline
Srayang Dormitory Becomes the Srayang Learning Center At our core, PLF is about equity. Our work in the broad sense is about knocking down barriers and forcing open doors for Cambodia’s rural population to access education. When we started, less than 7% of Cambodia’s...
by Lori Carlson | Jul 12, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Get Real, Headline
We’ve always considered ourselves to be pretty light on our feet; flexible, ready to dodge to the left or right however necessary to meet most every challenge. Then came COVID and the wrecking of education and then of the economy. It’s been a bit relentless. And...
by Cassie Gravett | Jun 5, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Supplies & Uniforms
We’ve said before that every detail goes under the microscope during our food and hygiene drops, and we mean it, right down to the environmental impact we leave. You already know that each bundle also contains soap, but what many of you might not know is where that...
by Christin Spoolstra | May 22, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Food & Wellness
Food is one of the most basic needs that every human must meet. For many of the students in rural Cambodia, a country where 32% of children are malnourished, that need is instead only a daily hope: hope that the harvest will be good that year, hope that their parent...
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