Fairly Cambodian Scholarship Fund

A Wide Reach

The Fairly Cambodian Scholarship Fund has brought together a group of Australians who fund the basic necessities of several special needs students, many of whom are homeless and who suffer from chronic medical  conditions or disabilities, and who often need medical assistance and help getting food.

In addition the fund has graduated 14 students from high school.

In 2014, the Fairly Cambodian Fund will continue support of two high school students and three University students.

Special needs student

Moul, grade 10

Kakada, High School Graduate

Borey, High School graduate

Sil, University Student

Attends primary school at Wat Bo and lives in a shelter for homeless youth.

Sreypov, grade 11

Sdey, University Student

Attends primary school at Wat Bo and lives in a shelter for homeless youth.

Sreyleak, grade 10

Sreytouch, High School Graduate.

Viet, High School graduate

Mao, grade 10

Siekling, grade 10

Sreynith, High School Graduate

Khouch, grade 10

Thida, High School Graduate

Tevy, University Student

Kerrie Meehan, owner of Fairly Cambodian, a fair trade gift shop in Healesville, Victoria, Australia, leads philanthropic missions to Cambodia and is a frequent volunteer for PLF at Knar School. In addition to providing scholarships for several high school students, she and her family have taken under their wing a few of the more high-risk primary school students at Knar School.