Suoi Cheo School was built in 1999 and has severely deteriorated over the years. During the rainy season, the old school collapsed and the children have been learning in the village’s culture house since last year.
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Chi Thi Elementary School is located deep in the mountain. The path to the school requires cutting through the mountainside on a motorbike, traveling on a very rocky and bumpy road stretching 45 miles.
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The school is located deep in the mountain (85km/4 hours drive from the city), and the path to the school is traveled through unpaved, dirt roads. This school was built in 2001 and the infrastructure is severely deteriorated.
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The new steel bridge serves as the link to 7 others villages and will benefit over 40,000 people. The bridge will help with transportation as well as increasing access to trade between the villages, and improve many lives.
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Celebrating the grand-opening of two more new classrooms at Na Vien School is our greatest joy, as this is the 1st school that LSF had built 5 years ago in 2018.
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The poverty rate among ethnic minorities in Son La is 73% and the extreme poverty rate is at high as 44.5%. Ethnic minorities in the region is terribly disadvantage.
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Yeu Thi Hoang is a widower who is struggling to raise four young children. Their current home is more than 20 year-old and is severely deteriorating.
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Upon being introduced to the heartfelt life story of Ms. Nguyen Thi Linh by our project supervisor, we were deeply moved and compelled to help this family.
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Son Thuy village is one of the farthest and poorest communities in Thanh Hoa province. Mua Xuan school was built in 1990 and the structure has severely deteriorated.
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Cha Nga School was built in 1999, and 89% of the population here live below poverty level. In this part of the remote village, villagers still do not have access to electricity.
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