Sustainable Community Projects (South East Asia) - RYTHM Foundation

Helped bring 80 stateless children to schools and rolled out a three-year project to help 600 more stateless children with community support, including 150 teachers, PTA members and community organisations.

Enhancing the livelihood of 300 residents of an urban slum community.

A community adoption programme to improve socioeconomic livelihoods through 5 modules including preschool support, academic support, youth development, women’s empowerment and social entrepreneurship.

Empower children and their parents towards sustainable education in collaboration with local organisations and local government.

Supporting a youth development programme that reaches 1,700 young girls as well as children with disabilities through life skills training, sports activities and education about gender equality administer by 30 trained teachers.

Supporting a grassroots community initiative to teach life skills, health education and social inclusion to young children through sports. Around 6,000 youth are benefitting from this programme as well as 30 teachers who have been empowered with innovative teaching methods.

Provided financial support to children in rural areas to seek medical treatment related to congenital birth defects.

Helped build a primary school building with 6 fully-furnished classrooms and 4 toilets at the Phonsai Secondary School which caters to 1,560 students.

Fully funded higher education for 5 bright students from low-income families.

Providing 40 young girls from disadvantaged communities with a three-year scholarship to complete secondary education.

Supporting more than 3,000 people with HIV from disadvantaged communities with meals and capacity building programmes.

Supporting a special programme to enable the right to play for all. The project works with 20 NGOs to reach out to 4,800 children including 960 children with special needs each year.

ngaged and empowered more than 200 students and 50 teachers from 25 schools to mobilize their communities in implementing environmental care campaigns.

Supporting a feeding programme for 79 children to help break the cycle of poverty.