Twice a year Fund Isaan pays its scholarship students their scholarship. Over the past weeks we paid our active students their scholarship for the first semester 2021 - 2022. Whenever possible we visit our students in person. It is always a pleasure to see our students strive.
This will allow our scholarship students to pay for their tuition fee in a timely manner and focus on their studies rather than worrying about their financials. This is especially important in these difficult times.
Our scholarship students did a great job making their own New Year cards for their sponsors. Here you see below our selection!
Despite the Coronavirus pandemic, Fund Isaan completed the scholarship hand-over for the second semester of 2020-2021 to all our active students.
This will allow our scholarship students to pay for their tuition fee in a timely manner and focus on their studies rather than worrying about their financials.
This semester we celebrate one early graduation; Nu, recently graduated with a bachelor degree in Mechanics Engineering from Rajamangala University of Technology in Surin.
Fund Isaan, sponsored by VZW Thaise Vrienden Wevelgem and Deloitte Southeast Asia (SEA), successfully installed six new computer classrooms between 8-11 of September, 2020!
Despite the Covid crisis Fund Isaan was able to hand over all scholarships for the first semester of the upcoming academic year, to all its active scholarship students! This will allow them to pay their tuition fees in a timely manner.
It is encouraging to see that all our students are on track to achieve their goals.
Thaise vrienden Wevelgem is a non-profit organization set up by a group of goodhearted friends in Belgium. Through frequent travel to Thailand they were faced with the often difficult living conditions of Thai people in the North and South of the country. Together they decided to do something about it. Over the years they supported different projects in Thailand.
Fund Isaan faces, like any other organization and/or individual, the consequences of the Covid-19 crisis.
The Thai government has issued an emergency decree, which includes a ban of foreigners entering Thailand enforced across the country from March 26 until April 30. Most international flights have been cancelled to minimize the risk of additional imported cases.
Fund Isaan has adjusted to this new situation;
Our scholarship students did a great job making their own New Year cards for their sponsors. Here you see below our selection!
Kanoon became a Fund Isaan scholarship student in 2014. She was 18 and studying Science (teacher) in her first year at Surindra Rajabhat University. She wanted to become a Science teacher.
Kanoon lived alone with her mother in Baan Takuk village. Her father passed away a few years before she started her university. Seen her age her mother could not run the family’s rice farm on her own. She rented the farm to other people. This left them with barely any income.