Recent
Update
Updated August 23, 2010
GCF Training Centers (Goodwill) began donating funds to Child Rescue in 2008 to train not only Child Rescue orphans but also other children in nearby villages who want to learn English, basic mathematics and how to use a personal computer.
In March of 2010, eighty students graduated from the GFC/Child Rescue program. Early in August, 2010 Child Rescue completed the process of adding English classes to ten more villages. This brings the total number of children learning English in Child Rescue sponsored schools to two thousand.
The Child Rescue team is also pleased to announce that five of our high school graduates were taken in March to the city of Phnom Penh to explore possibilities in higher education and job training. All five are excited about their individual prospects and each will begin studies in their respective fields of interest during the start of the next school year.
A Christian church in Phnom Penh has offered to let the kids stay at their facility for the duration of their education for a minimal charge that covers primarily electricity which is very expensive in Cambodia.
Other News
The ministry team is planning another trip at the beginning of October of 2010. If you are interested in accompanying them, please contact Ken Armstrong at: ken@childrescueinc.org.
