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Thilen
Thilen (age 15) is in the 9th grade at her local school in Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia. A student in our Kampong Cham IPP since 2003, she has a very supportive and loving family who desperately want to see her succeed in school. More...
Vanda
Vanda (age 17) is a student in the Kandal IPP who is in the 11th grade this year. She became a CASF student in 2003 when in the 6th grade – the grade in which many Cambodian girls stop going to school. Currently, Vanda ranks #2 in her class of 54 which she says has only been possible because of CASF’s continued support. More...
Sangkhem
I just finished Bachelor of Law. Now CASF helps me study English, level 3 at Australian Center for Education (ACE). I’m very happy that CASF has always supported my study since I studied at Kampong Cham Province, grade 12. What makes me very happy is that I lived in flat CASF provides for university women.. More...
Sinoun
My name’s Sinoun. I study at the Royal University of Law and Economics. I am very happy for all CASF’s help in furthering my education. CASF helped me when I studied at high school and then CASF helped me study at University in Phnom Penh. More...
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Women in Cambodia do not enjoy equal access to education, paid employment, land
ownership and other property rights. Women also suffer from poor to non-existent
reproductive health services. They are generally in a disadvantaged position in
both family and society.
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