by theplf | Apr 11, 2019 | Featured, Scholarships, Schools, Student Blog, 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 theplf | Oct 12, 2018 | Get Real, Mentorship, Scholarships, University
The 2017-2018 school year has finally come to a close, and with it we’d like to share with you how the pilot year of our Mentorship Program has changed the path forward so far! Last fall we told you three stories. We told you the story of Chamnan, who had all of the...
by theplf | Oct 3, 2018 | Mentorship, News from the Field, Scholarships, Student Blog, University
Channy is the first ever student from Koh Ker Village (and the Srayang Secondary School Dormitory) to enroll in University. She’s just finished her first year in Phnom Penh, and she wants to tell you all about it! “In the first year that I’ve been living...
by theplf | Sep 27, 2018 | News from the Field, Scholarships, University
PLF’s high school scholars have had another successful year in their final high school exams, even outperforming last year’s graduating class! Overall, 82% of our students successfully passed this year. This is especially exciting news for us giveh the...
by theplf | Sep 25, 2018 | Mentorship, Scholarships, Student Blog, University
A few months ago we asked our University students if they were interested in sharing their story on our website, and here is the story that Bunpha wanted to share! My name is Bunpha. I was born in 1998. My hometown is in Siem Reap, Cambodia, in a small village at...
by theplf | May 22, 2018 | Featured, Headline, Mentorship, News from the Field, Scholarships, Schools
This school year seven graduates from the Srayang Dormitory moved to the Siem Reap dormitories to begin studying in High School. A major first for all of us; the first time every graduate from Srayang continued on to Grade 10 and the first time any of those students...
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