Support 2000 Students in Cambodia

by This Life Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia
Support 2000 Students in Cambodia

Project Report | Jun 20, 2023
Education Update- 20 June

By Thabiso Mphisa | Communications Manager

This Life Cambodia's (TLC) programs have been pivotal in providing essential social services to support its beneficiaries during this reporting period. TLC has facilitated the distribution of twelve bicycles to children who lack transportation, enabling them to continue their education in both formal and informal settings. Additionally, sixty-eight students from lower-income households have been provided with school uniforms, while seventy-two students have received educational materials such as notebooks, student books, pens, pencils, highlighters, and bags. Moreover, ten families have been given cash transfers for a short period to alleviate food shortages, which is a basic necessity for households. Furthermore, six vocational training students have received materials and co-financial capital to open small businesses. These interventions have significantly impacted the beneficiaries' lives and paved the way for a more sustainable future.

The Vocational Training Social Enterprise (VTSE) program of This Life is dedicated to providing vocational training to youths, equipping them with the skills they need to find employment and create business opportunities. We firmly believe that just as a bicycle is essential for riding, vocational training goes hand in hand with the program's objective of offering comprehensive support to these youths.

Understanding the challenges faced by our beneficiaries, particularly in terms of transportation to access the vocational skills program, the VTSE program has taken proactive measures to address this issue. Recognizing that lack of reliable transportation can be a significant barrier for students, we have provided six bikes to ensure that they have the means to participate in the program and acquire the vocational skills they need to thrive.

As a result of this beneficiary support initiative, we are proud to announce that six vocational training students have successfully graduated from the program. To further assist them in their journey towards self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship, we have extended our support by providing them with the necessary materials to open their own businesses. This additional support not only acts as a stepping stone for these graduates but also serves as a testament to the impact of the VTSE program in transforming lives and creating sustainable opportunities.

In conclusion, our donor report highlights the remarkable achievements of the VTSE program in providing vocational training, offering beneficiary support through the provision of bicycles, and ultimately ensuring that our graduates have the necessary resources to embark on their entrepreneurial endeavours. With your continued support, we can continue to make a lasting difference in the lives of these youths, empowering them to create brighter futures for themselves and their communities.

Case Study: Overcoming Adversities Through Vocational Training, VTSE

A student participating in the VTSE program vocational training skills TOLA said, "In seventh grade, I had to leave school due to financial constraints. The situation worsened after my father's passing, leaving my mother as the sole provider. With the burden of my father's medical expenses, I made the decision to work in construction to support my family and ensure my siblings could continue their education. For years, I endured challenging conditions, doing whatever was necessary to help my family. However, deep down, I yearned for a brighter future where I could enhance my skills and secure a stable income. In 2022, I came across an announcement for vocational training at This Life Cambodia (TLC) and decided to pursue motor vocation skills, a long-standing interest of mine. I applied with the hope that it would pave the way for me to escape poverty. Thanks to TLC's support, I was able to enroll in the program and find a partner who assisted me throughout my training. The vocational training equipped me with the necessary reall skills and confidence to excel as a motorcycle mechanic repairer. I learned the latest techniques, adhered to safety protocols, and had the opportunity to work on real projects and theories. The hands-on training allowed me to refine my skills and gain practical experience, setting the stage for a brighter future. Today, I take great pride in completing the vocational training program and I have stable income generation through own business, which base on the skill that I learned with TLC to support my family and especially my siblings, to stay educated." 

I am grateful to TLC for their unwavering support and for believing in my potential. In conclusion, the VTSE program provided by TLC has been a life-changing experience for me. Through their help, I could transcend the limitations imposed upon me by my circumstances and pave a new path towards success. My story is a testament to the transformative power of vocational training. My journey can inspire others facing similar challenges to pursue their dreams and break free from the cycle of poverty. This case study serves as a submission to our valued donors, showcasing the impact of their investment in changing lives and creating opportunities," he added.

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