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 Lori Carlson | Aug 27, 2020 | Enrichment Programs, Featured, Headline, Scholarships, University
PLF has a Girls dorm and a Boys Dorm in Siem Reap. They are meant to be College Prep Dorms and house students from the outer reaches of the north who want to go to College. But there have been obstacles. Cambodia has a Boy Problem. The Girl’s Dormitory can house 24...
by Lori Carlson | May 15, 2020 | Featured, Headline, Mentorship, Scholarships, University
Sopha has been a PLF student since our inception. He came up through the ranks at Tchey School during the beginning of our work, when we couldn’t do much for the kids aside from provide their supplies and uniforms and give them bikes to get to Secondary School. By...
by Cassie Gravett | Apr 23, 2020 | Scholarships, Student Chats, University
About Student Chats: We know how inspiring our Students are and we thought it was about time you, our friends and donors, could get to know them for yourselves. Throughout this series, you will hear directly from the students about their lives, their struggles, their...
by Cassie Gravett | Apr 16, 2020 | Covid19 Strategy, Featured, Headline, Scholarships, Student Blog, University
When school closures happened across Cambodia in Mid March, PLF had 50 students at University in Phnom Penh, scattered across various Universities all over the city. Because of an existing structure of having Uni Teams and contact persons in each team, it was fairly...
by Cassie Gravett | Dec 13, 2019 | Featured, Headline, Scholarships, Science, University
It’s been another fantastic year for PLF’s scholarship students and we continue to be beyond proud of our University Scholars. By and large none of their parents went to school at all, or perhaps only a couple of grades of primary school. As a result, the family is...
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