We reduce dropout rates and increase economic opportunities for the poorest students.
Pacific Links Foundation provides academic scholarships and development opportunities to middle and high school students in 30+ schools in the poorest border regions of Vietnam. We work with students to increase their self-awareness and life skills such as English, problem-solving, communication, and leadership to prepare them for future careers, with a focus in STEM.
We focus on...
Individual
Providing girls with long-term education, life skills, and English learning. Our support covers school fees, supplies, bicycles, tutoring, health insurance, internet access, and tablets.
Family
Engaging families through direct interactions, including Scholarship Ceremony, Individualized Home Visits, and School Family Days.
Community
Maximizing community-level impact by working with schools and local communities to support recipients, their families, and increase human trafficking awareness.
We implement...
Summer Camp
A series of life skills development & career exploration workshops led by volunteers from public & private sectors (L Brands, MGF Sourcing, Intel, Walmart, etc.).
Online Learning
Personal growth and self-learning opportunities including English tutoring, English self-study materials, and discussions with industry experts.
ADAPT Club
Student-led activities for youth development focused on goal-setting, public speaking, team-building, problem solving, and trafficking awareness.
We are proud of...
Scholarships awarded
0K+
Avg. Out-of-school rate vs. 63% Mekong Delta avg. (UNICEF 2022)
Are you an English speaker? Volunteer to help students practice and improve their English online.
Present
Empower students through our CoffeeTime virtual workshops. Email us at cafe.lms@pacificlinks.org with your bio/LinkedIn profile and a subject/idea to co-develop this.
Summer Camp
Camp counselors and workshop presenters support students to thrive during summer camp. Sign-up to receive updates on how to volunteer at a later date.
Donate
Help girls continue their education. Multi-year support is much needed.