Life for the young couple, Giang A Lu and Thao Thi Pang, has not been easy as Giang is suffering from kidney disease. Their dream is to have a safe and loving home to raise their two young children, but this grand wish has been so far-out-of-reach until now.
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This is one of the poorest communities in Son La with more than 60% of the villagers living in deep poverty. Nearly 80% of the land is mountainous and much of the population lives below the poverty line and relies heavily on basic subsistence farming for their livelihood.
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Pang Sang School is located 11km away from town in one of the poorest communities in Son La with more than 80% of the villagers living in deep poverty.
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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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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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