Cambodian Scholarship Foundation
Investing in higher education for Cambodian women
Cambodian Scholarship Foundation
Investing in higher education for Cambodian women
Our Mission
The Cambodian Scholarship Foundation believes that access to higher education must translate into employability and meaningful career outcomes. It prioritizes scholarships for students enrolled in institutions and programs with strong labor market alignment as well as a learning environment that fosters life skills, critical thinking, international openness, and professional readiness.
our programs
Once a student passes the National Exam and is accepted to a university, CASF provides full
tuition and a monthly stipend, as well as mentoring by an Educational Coordinator.
For twenty years, CASF has concentrated all our efforts towards our mission, that of educating our students. We can now boast of over one hundred and fifty graduates, who are working in law firms, hospitals, NGOs, businesses, and in other professions. CASF operates in Cambodia under the umbrella of local NGO Open Book Libraries.
our programs
Once a student passes the National Exam and is accepted to a university, CASF provides full
tuition and a monthly stipend, as well as mentoring by an Educational Coordinator.
For twenty years, CASF has concentrated all our efforts towards our mission, that of educating our students. We can now boast of over one hundred and fifty graduates, who are working in law firms, hospitals, NGOs, businesses, and in other professions. CASF operates in Cambodia under the umbrella of local NGO Open Book Libraries.
Our students
CASF students are selected based on need, merit, and motivation. We work closely with communities and our educational coordinator to choose girls who have talent and a strong will to learn, and whose education would be difficult or impossible if not for additional support.
Saroun (left) is from Svay Rieng and studied Agriculture at the Royal University of Agriculture. She is the only one of her siblings to make it past elementary school. She now works as a Sales Manager at an agricultural firm.
Kanika (right) studied at Royal University of Law & Economics and is an Administrator in the government.
our Organization
CASF Board of Directors
Julianna Nielsen, President
Dana Clark, Treasurer
Delanie Honda, Secretary
Catherine Cousins
Sharon Phelan
Jean-Claude Redonnet
Founder
Fred Lipp
our Organization
CASF Board of Directors
Julianna Nielsen, President
Dana Clark, Treasurer
Delanie Honda, Secretary
Catherine Cousins
Sharon Phelan
Jean-Claude Redonnet
Founder
Fred Lipp
80% of our income comes from individual donations. Please consider supporting one of our students. Your generosity will change a life forever.
$25 will provide a scholarship stipend for one month.
$50 buys school supplies for one student for an entire school year.
$350 will provide a scholarship stipend for one student for an entire year.
$1,500 will support one university student, including housing, tuition and stipend, for one year.