by theplf | Apr 11, 2019 | Featured, Scholarships, Student Blog, University
PLF University Scholar Romdul’s story of finding her way from the village to the big city. “It’s difficult to pick one story from my childhood to share, there are so many. I’m the child of a difficult life. My family is poor, and when I was young my mom...
by theplf | Aug 9, 2015 | Featured, News from the Field, Uncategorized, Volunteers
By: Katie Stafford, Aged 12, London, England This is my second time visiting Cambodia as a volunteer for the Ponheary Ly Foundation. My parents and my older siblings have been coming for years, but now it was my turn to come! Rainbow Looms and a Scavenger Hunt at...
by theplf | Jul 10, 2015 | Featured, News from the Field, Schools, Volunteers
By Brooke Loving-Bagwell, PLF Intern The classroom desks were filled with students, eager to recite the alphabet and practice their English. Outside, inquisitive little ones lined the windowsills to get a glimpse of the class lessons. I remember their immense smiles,...
by theplf | Feb 20, 2015 | Featured, News from the Field, Schools, Student Blog
By Ratanak From 1975-1979 was the Pol Pot regime and at that time Cambodia was the river of blood. Khmer Rouge (Pol Pot soldiers) and many armies took over Cambodia as a dictatorship during the time that sectors were declining, such as: health sector, industry...
by theplf | Jan 11, 2015 | Featured, News from the Field, Schools, Student Blog, Teachers
By Sosil I was really delighted and interested in my trip to Preah Vihear. First of all, I had a lot of fun during the time I was on my bus. All the buses left Siem Reap province at 6:00am. When we were on the buses, people sat on their seats. After the buses started...
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