The Pepy Ride

“Form 990 was sent to all members of the Board of Directors prior to filing, for their review”

“Each member of the Board of Directors is required to sign the written conflict of interest policy”

“We will provide these documents at request, and list our board members and post our Form 990 reports on our website for download.”

“The Board of Directors have decided to transfer all activities and assets to a new localization organization managed and controlled by local people.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Scholarship ProgramThe Scholarship Program was created to provide young people graduating from Kralanh High school with the opportunity to participate in further educational study.In 2012 two students, 2013 twenty students and in 2014 sixteen students were selected and enrolled in a four year degree course at a university or vocational training institutes in Siem Reap. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Learning CenterThis project was launched in 2013 to provide additional learning services to further education students, to help bridge the gap between education and employment. There are three classes that take place:1) English - providing extra support to improve English capacity, with a focus on language needed for the job market;2) ICT - information and communication technology training, with a focus on skills needed for communicating within employment and;3) Youth Empowerment - soft skill training and career mentorship (e.g. CV and cover letter training, employer forums, inspirational speakers from various industries, and connections to internships).These classes take place in the students free time (afternoons) and are available for PEPY scholarship students (currently 28) and other scholarship students from Kralanh District (approximately 15). OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Dream ManagementThis class encourages young people from poor, rural backgrounds who usually have limited knowledge and access to skilled employment and further education to dream bigger and ultimately connect to skilled employment. The class includes workshops, speakers, skills and job fairs and introduces these students to people and organizations that can assist them in reaching their goals. In early 2014 this class concentrated on Grades 9 and 12 and at the start of the next academic year moved to support students in Grades 10,11 and 12. Dream Management Class and the Scholarship Program have strong ties as many Dream Class students are inspired to connect to the Scholarship Program as a means to reaching their goals of skilled employment.”