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Covid-19 Impact on Education Our village students are in their high school. They ride their bicycle to our farm center to study computer following almost one year of the closure due to Covid-19. Though few students decided to give up their education because they felt no hope for the education, there are still many who don’t give up. They still
Diploma exam for high school students has been finished. This year, the education ministry announced the result on January 14, indicating that 65.65 per cent of the more than 110,000 registered candidates passed the test (Reference) The excitement of an academic achievement from rural and urban areas might not be the same. For those in the village with limited resources ,
As parts of our vision and missions, Living Water Farm provides computer classes for children and the youth in the village. Computer education is not much available out in the village. Many children and youth have to travel a long distance to find where classes are provided. Some kids struggle to afford transportation to get to their school every day.
Mr. Hak Chan Dara, is very passionate about teaching the village kids to learn English and some soft-skills needed for their future jobs. Though he has a full time work during working days, he still travels to the village to meet the children and teach them English and some soft-skills. Like Mr. Dara, there are other youth volunteers who love
We serve rural communities to be self-sustained, to enhance the local economy, and to equip the young generation to rise up.
Updated – Site by Living Water Organization team. March 1, 2024
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