SECMOL

SECMOL was founded in 1988 by a group of college students in Ladakh, India who felt that the education system needed great change. After working on reforming local school systems for many years, it now runs an education centre offering enrichment classes for youth, with an emphasis on local culture and knowledge.

Sophanna

Sophanna Brak is a Cambodian musician who wants to uplift people through music, and who also gives back by offering free English classes, guitar and singing lessons at his residential music school.

HCSA Dayspring

HCSA Dayspring is a non-profit programme in Singapore founded in 2006 to provide an easily accessible refuge for women in need. Today, it helps teenage girls in distress with shelter and counselling, as well as single parents in need of support.

Daughters of Cambodia

Daughters of Cambodia was founded to help those exploited by the sex trade break out and start a new, independent life with employable skills. It aims to support at least 100 girls each year, helping them recover and with life skills training.

Hagar Singapore

Hagar Singapore helps survivors of human trafficking to heal and get back on their feet, through counselling, education and legal support. To date, it has helped more than 17,000 people, and it also conducts training in local communities on trafficking awareness.

Tigerland Rice Farm

Tigerland Rice Farm is an homestay owned by an English-speaking Karen hill tribe family in Chiang Rai, Northern Thailand. Since it was established in 2009 with the help of a Singaporean social entrepreneur, it has also started projects to support the educational needs of the hill tribe children.