Building a foundation for girls in highland communities

In the academic year 2026 – 2027, the SISS community will accompany the Community Fund to implement a project, helping create a safe accommodation where students can stay as they continue their studies.

Huoi Mot Commune, Son La Province, is a mountainous border area where the majority of the population are ethnic minority communities. For some students living in remote villages, the journey to school can be as long as 50 kilometers. Given this distance, having a safe and stable place to stay near school can make it easier for students to travel, rest, and study, while also giving them better conditions to remain engaged in their education.

In response to this practical need, the project “A Home for Learning – Empowering Highland Girls” is being implemented in Pa Cong Village, Huoi Mot Commune, as part of a three-story boarding facility with a total floor area of 741.6 square meters. During the academic year 2026 – 2027, the SISS Community Fund “Build A Better Tomorrow” will contribute to the completion of the third floor, covering an area of 247.2 square meters, for female students to live and study. This space was built to support the accommodation and learning needs of female students while they are away from their families, providing them with more stable living conditions throughout their time at school.

Behind the numbers that reflect the scale of the project is a simple wish shared by the SISS community: to help create more comfortable conditions for the girls to live and study. Every contribution not only helps complete part of the project, but also represents our continued support in helping these students stay in school and gradually build their own futures.

Parents and Jaguars can learn more about the “A Home for Learning – Empowering Highland Girls” project here.