Live & Learn for Children of LPB
Donation protected
Due to the overwhelming support of our friends and family in 2016, we were able to extend our support to 220 children in Nong Boa Kham as well as 130 children in Ban Longlan. This came in the form of a dedicated food drive including fried rice, veggies, pork, boiled eggs, fruit, traditional homemade sweets and bottled water. In addition, the children craved an identity by way of a school uniform - we were delighted to fulfil their wish; every child receiving new school uniforms and backpacks!
Follow us on our journey to provide much needed support to the orphans and school children of Luang Prabang. We’ll be travelling to LPB in early February with hopes of providing daily essentials and school supplies to the kids of LPB.
All donations/funds go to the children and our great cause!
https://youtu.be/mzyHhNbzzqw
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Luang Prabang is situated in a mountainous region in northern Laos, about 400 km from Vientiane. The people of Luang Prabang live mainly on tourism and the textiles trade.
Although life has improved for many living in the historic centre, those based in the rural areas of the region face many hardships.
The northern region of Laos continues to be one of the poorest; some parents do not earn enough to provide their children with the amount and type of food they require and the infant mortality rate is high as access to clean water and medical care is often inadequate. Other parents manage to meet the basic needs but can only dream of sending their children to school.
Follow us on our journey to provide much needed support to the orphans and school children of Luang Prabang. We’ll be travelling to LPB in early February with hopes of providing daily essentials and school supplies to the kids of LPB.
All donations/funds go to the children and our great cause!
https://youtu.be/mzyHhNbzzqw
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Luang Prabang is situated in a mountainous region in northern Laos, about 400 km from Vientiane. The people of Luang Prabang live mainly on tourism and the textiles trade.
Although life has improved for many living in the historic centre, those based in the rural areas of the region face many hardships.
The northern region of Laos continues to be one of the poorest; some parents do not earn enough to provide their children with the amount and type of food they require and the infant mortality rate is high as access to clean water and medical care is often inadequate. Other parents manage to meet the basic needs but can only dream of sending their children to school.
Organizer
Annalie Nguyen
Organizer
Haymarket NSW
