ChildFund's Project Improve Living and Learning Conditions of Ethnic Minority Students
In the remote mountainous areas of Bac Kan and Cao Bang provinces, the road to school is a tough journey – one filled with challenges, but also with dreams. Launched in August 2021, the project "Safe and Supportive Semi Boarding School Project" was born out of a desire to help those dreams take flight. Over the past four years, the project has worked to improve the living and learning conditions of ethnic minority students by strengthening school management, ensuring a safe and friendly boarding environment, and equipping students with essential life skills.
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