Freedom Through Education Fund
Mission Statement

Educating and saving at-risk children
in the slums of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.


Cooking sticky rice for hungry families

Once a child has been trafficked and abused the damage is done, Unfortunately it takes tremendous time and resources to heal the damage and replace the pain with love and hope. The best way to stop these children from becoming potential victims is to give them the skills to take charge of their own destiny and set them on the path of success with the Freedom through Education that lasts them a Lifetime.


Hungry child waiting for help

Hoping to Step In Where Other Relief Agencies Can Not.
Because "Brick & Mortar" Locations Are Not Possible.
Near "Shanty Towns" And Central Urban Construction Zones.
When Having A "Front Door" is not Economically Feasible
Repeated Nightly "Incursions Of Crime" Drain Resources.


Feeding kids with rice and vegetables

Learning English Greatly Increases the Child's Future Potential.
Giving Them The Education To Avoid Exploitation And Servitude.


Tent row city on the edge of town

Providing English language skills to disadvantaged and displaced children.
Starting with the basic English alphabet along with Learning Spoken English Skills.


Prop-up shantytown with open water garbage dump

We can't take these children to a school - we must bring the school to these children.


Shack settlement on the edge of town next to a garbage dump and open sewage trench


Three families living together scrounging through garbage

Creating an alphabet academy for preschool children.
Traveling to underprivileged neighborhoods to create "pop-up" alphabet classes.


Prop-up shack built on top of another with homeless children

Providing support for economically challenged students
to further advance their English language education and continued enrollment.


Displacing already homeless people to make way for new white rental apartments

Providing qualified students basic vocational skills to increase economic stability.


Prop-up shacks made of demolition debris

Looking to acquire funding For printing of laminated Hand-Out Alphabet Primers.
Teaching basic alphabet skills in the Cambodian native language Khmer and in English.


Washing with dirty water

Looking to acquire funding to purchase rice and vegetables to be cooked and handed out to the children at the end of each "pop-up" alphabet class conducted in poor and dangerous areas.





Children with barely any clothes or resources
Please help the children no one else is helping.

P.O. Box 5054
Boise, Idaho 83705