



Join us to empower children in rural Cambodia for a brighter future!
PeopleStories is a purpose driven organisation and we are committed to empower children to break the povery cycle through the power of education. Â
Our School for Life  scholarship program was first established in 2017 and 1,198 scholarships have been provided to the children in rural Cambodia so far. Â
​Our vision is to see all children complete school, enjoy meaningful employment opportunities and most importantly reach a brighter future. Â
School For Life Program
Stared in 2017, School for Life is a multi-level scholarship program that supports rural children access quality education. Â The levels of scholarship include:
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Jumpstart - It is for children who are studying in secondary school between Grade 7 to 9.
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Springboard - Aims to support high school children between Grade 10 and 12.
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STEM for Girls - A scholarship program that aims to promote greater gender equality with girls for their STEM high school education. This program involves relocating talented girls from the villages to the capital of Phnom Penh for their high school education with a focus on STEM and career.
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Elevate - A work experience programme that helps youth become more employment ready.
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Rising Star - Our top tier of scholarship supporting youth to attend university education.​
For less than US$1 a day, you can help these underprivileged students to complete school and ultimately uplift themselves from poverty.


A rural girl who hails from a poor family has had her life transformed and hopes to break the cycle of poverty through PeopleStories’ scholarship opportunities.
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Sor Sreymey, 18, who lives with her two younger siblings and mum in Siem Reap province, is embracing a brighter future after receiving support from PeopleStories to fund her education through to university has enabled her to access job opportunities with the hope of making positive change in her community.
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The journey of shifting her life began when Sreymey was studying in Grade 9 and met Victoria Miloschewsky, the Founder of PeopleStories...