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Category: Education

Student Support in Phnom Penh

Julian September 05, 2021 0 Comments
Since the beginning of the year, Thomlang – Cambodian Youth Support has been supporting six students in Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh. Five of these students are currently enrolled in university, one is enrolled in trade school. Our monthly financial support helps these students in various ways, such as covering their rent, transportation costs, medical costs, and other daily expenses. At...

Reach’s Music Production Course

Julian August 01, 2021 0 Comments
CYS stands for empowering young Cambodians in pursuing their unique dreams. As Wes Moore once said: “Potential is universal, opportunity is not“. We fully believe that our work can only have a long-lasting positive impact on Cambodia’s society if we commit to the support of each of our beneficiaries’ individual goals, as opposed to dictating certain career paths to them. Reach has always...

Srey Oun’s First Semester

Julian July 18, 2021 0 Comments
One of the things that makes Thomlang - Cambodian Youth Support unique is the fact, that we keep very close relationships with the students that we support. We have become important figures in their lives and make it our priority to stay invested and consistently look after their well-being. It makes us very proud to see our students follow their dreams, gain confidence and succeed. One recent...

Srey May’s Bachelor Degree

Julian June 20, 2021 0 Comments
Srey May approached CYS for help paying for her Bachelor’s degree in Management. Like many of our students, Srey May does not have a traditional familial structure to help support her through her studies. We are proud to sponsor Srey May’s degree, and believe in her ambition for a bright and prosperous future. Please read her letter below: Dear supporters, My name is Srey May Ngen and I am 24...

New Motos For Aung And Meng

Julian June 06, 2021 0 Comments
As one of the poorest countries in the world, that has been decimated by long civil wars and autocratic regimes, Cambodia still lacks a developed infrastructure. There is no public transportation implemented in its capital Phnom Penh, which makes it challenging for students to commute to school. Therefore, having a scooter or motorcycle is crucial in order to navigate through the big city....