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Give a child in Cambodia access to a classroom for 1 year 📚
Imagine sitting in a dilapidated classroom, in sweltering heat, barely able to concentrate on the lessons at hand. This is the reality for many children in remote regions of Cambodia. Substandard and unsafe learning environments contribute to low enrolment rates, high dropout rates, and limited community support for education.
These factors collectively hinder Cambodia's potential for economic and social development. Child's Dream is an organisation that aims to rewrite this narrative by constructing safe, inspiring classrooms that captivate young minds and foster a nurturing educational environment. With 327 schools and many more classrooms built across the Mekong Sub-Region, they have ignited sparks of hope and created sanctuaries of learning.
However, there is still much work to be done. Your card's contribution could be a cornerstone in this vital mission. It will fund a child’s access to a well-built, secure classroom for one month, significantly reducing the likelihood of dropouts and amplifying the benefits of educational engagement for both students and parents.
Use our editor to write a message for your loved one.
We’ll print your message on the inside of the greetings card so your gift is ready to be given.
Then we’ll call up our favourite postie to hand deliver your impact to your loved one.
Our model’s a little different - we work with impact partners on the ground to keep things transparent and effective. These partners are local community organisations and small charities who can get your impact action done in the most efficient way. And rest easy knowing these partners are thoroughly vetted each year to make sure your impact is truly making a difference.
Now for the best part: seeing your impact in action! About 6-12 months after you send your impact, we’ll pop you (and your recipient if you’ve given us their email) an update. This could include text, images, and videos showing how your thoughtful impact has helped transform lives. Who knew giving could feel so good?
