Meaningful Employment
Students must pay a daily fee to attend
government school in Cambodia.  Poor
and many middle class families can not
afford to send their children to
government school.  Aogaah Foundation®
provides free education to impoverished
children so they will someday be able to
find meaningful employment.  
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School in session mid September through mid July:
Classes M-F: 7:30-11:30 & 1:30- 4:30.  Sat: 8-9 & 2-3
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Noteworthy
Cambodian Organizations
Dedicated to Helping Children
Aogaah Foundation encourages you to
explore these organizations:

•   www.cambodia.operationsmile.org/

•   www.choice-cambodia.org/
Aogaah (ow caw) means opportunity in Khmer.
Cambodia TV Times
Thanks to the Times for promoting
Aogaah's V15-V16 School.  Cambodian
Businesses: You get great exposure by
advertising in the Times.  
Email: cambodiatvtimes@gmail.com.
Go where tourists rarely go - - -
See what tourists rarely see.
Young Driver
Khmer 'Country Side'
Don't forget to look both ways before
pulling away from the curb.
Operation Smile volunteer, David Fruitman,
receives a Distinguished Service award.
Without the ability to read, write and
perform simple calculations, the best job
available to a Cambodian may be to walk
the streets selling hats.
NOTE,   No School:
May 1 International Labor Day
May 5 Visaka Bochea Day
May 9 Royal Ploughing Ceremony
May 13-15 King's Birthday
Visitor from Taiwan
Aogaah's Village 15-16 school welcomed Justin
Cohen of the Kaohsiung American School.  Justin
is shown below with teachers Naryna and Naryla
(l to r). Visitors are always welcome.  Comments
and suggestions are appreciated.
Shelving for Library
The Village 15 - 16 School Library can now display
its book collection in a pair of new shelving units.
The new shelves were donated by Marilyn Chee
of the CHOICE Family (Singapore).  Many
thanks to Marilyn for making it easier for
student to examine and select interesting
books to check out and take home.