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Kimhouy Starts University

Kimhouy is a recent high school graduate who grew up in rural Kampot. The 18-year-old is the first of three children. Her father is a fisher who earns about 12$-15$ a day and struggles to repay a bank loan, that he took out to afford a small house for his family of five. Kimhouy is an aspiring businesswoman, but her family lacks the financial resources to support her dreams of pursuing higher...

Chamroeun’s Bachelor’s Degree

While many young Cambodian adults dream of pursuing higher education at one of Phnom Penh’s many universities, most are not able to afford tuition fees and the cost of living in the ever-growing capital. This was the case for Chamroeun, who comes from a big family in rural Cambodia. Chamroeun’s parents are farmers, who have struggled to provide for their six children for many years. The now...

Khmer New Year 2023

Khmer New Year is a three-day long public holiday which took place from April 14th through 16th. The celebration traditionally marks the end of harvest season and the start of raining season and is an occasion for Cambodians to visit their hometowns and organize family gatherings.  Previous Next Take a look at how our students and beneficiaries are celebrating the new year! Previous Next...

VIDEO: Continuing English Language School

Cambodian Youth Support supports numerous students through the coverage of English language school tuition. In Cambodia's rapidly-growing labor market, English language proficiency has become a crucial qualification for high-pay job positions. Srey Nich Gung Chovey Ratana Ganchena Saratna Previous Next Meet our students who have been taking classes at ACE, the Australian Center for Education, in...
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