School Support
Rebuilding & Supporting Small Schools
Helping small, locally-run schools stay open with basic supplies, facilities and teacher support.
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Active Causes
Supporting students, schools and children with disabilities.
Entraide Asia focuses on one thing: keeping children and students in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar in school. Here's how.
Disability Education
Education for Children with Disabilities
Ensuring children with disabilities have access to classrooms, therapy and specialized care alongside their peers.
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Scholarships
Scholarships for Students in Need
Covering tuition, books and daily costs so promising students aren't forced to leave school early.
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School Support
Classroom Materials & Teacher Support
Providing books, supplies and training so teachers can give every student the attention they deserve.
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Disability Education
Vocational Training for Young Adults
Helping older students and young adults with disabilities build practical skills for independent living.
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Scholarships
Keeping Students in School Long-Term
Multi-year support so students can continue their education all the way through secondary school and beyond.
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Stories from the field
Real stories of children and students kept in school.
School Support
Where learning begins: Two Montessori classes bring early education to Angkor's children
Near the Angkor temples, 58 children aged three to five now start their school life in a bright, calm classroom where they choose their own…
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Disability Education
A classroom for every child: How Maison Chance opens school doors to children with disabilities
For many children with disabilities, the hardest barrier is not the lesson but the door. At Maison Chance in Vietnam, school is free, the classroom…
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Scholarships
Staying the course: 403 students supported from primary school to university
In Cambodia, many students leave school not because they cannot learn, but because school costs more than their family can bear. Bayon School's…
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