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October 2006 Child’s Dream A charity organization supporting children in need www.childsdream.org Our objectives Newsletter development. Going forward, we can leverage the October 2006 mandates of Child’s Dream and diversethics We aim to prevent child Foundation to bring comprehensive and sustainable exploitation (child ‘Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. assistance to these remote villages. Please have a prostitution, child labor, Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.’ look at www.diversethics-foundation.org. By Daniel child soldiering and However, it is not about giving fish or teaching how Siegfried trafficking) and migration to fish, but whether this man wants fish. through As we continue to expand our work into Cambodia Organizational News • improving living & and Laos, our approach to helping is evolving. We Luckily is not only our area of coverage expanding, health conditions and realize that working together with rural impoverished but also our circle of friends willing to help us. We education standards; communities involves many more aspects of have been fortunate to secure a couple of new • raising the awareness development aid than of humanitarian assistance. volunteers who can make a valuable contribution to of child trafficking The key to sustainable and successful development Child’s Dream and ease our growing workload. The among families and aid is to carefully listen to members of these following three Swiss recently joined us: Andrea communities; communities in order to better understand their real Kleinert (special tasks), Michael Sonderegger (IT needs. What shall they do with fish if they do not like specialist) and Letizia Lavizzari (legal expert). In • helping children to fish?! Too often we see international NGOs addition, we have accepted Ayu Chuepa as a take pride in them- imposing their ideals and values on communities trainee from Chiang Rai Rajabhat University. selves and strengthen without paying much attention to the impact on the their self-esteem beneficiaries’ culture, traditions and customs. That is • cultivating a better when development aid turns to domestication or attitude towards life colonialism. and society and Education is known as an important factor of • encouraging the improving the quality of living in the long-term. With children to love and an illiteracy rate of up to 70% among children in respect their own some areas of Cambodia and limited education customs and culture. budgets in Laos covering teachers’ salaries (around USD 20 per month) and a pack of chalk per semester, there is an endless need for education Contact and schooling. Although our resources are limited, Daniel Siegfried we do our best to broaden the access to basic From left to right: Ayu, Letizia, Andrea & Michael [email protected] education and have a lasting impact on the lives of the children in Laos and Cambodia. As our ongoing financial commitments are growing, Marc Jenni we are exploring new frontiers for our marketing [email protected] Ever since we started to venture out into the rural efforts. Currently, we are working on tax-efficient Charuwan Phaisantham communities of Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and the solutions for donations from the United States, Hong [email protected] Thai – Burmese borderline, we have been Kong and Australia. We will keep you posted on recognizing the limitations of Child’s Dream and its these developments. Tel. +66 (0)53 214 718 mandate that allows us to assist children only. Often Fax. +66 (0)53 214 718 it was heartbreaking and sometimes also inefficient www.childsdream.org to have no other choice than to decline our support Laos Child’s Dream for even the most basic needs such as water, By simply taking a ferry from Mukdahan (Eastern Muandam Phrakot Road electricity and health simply because adults would Thailand) to Savannakhet (Southern Laos) and Soi 1, House 1 also benefit from our assistance. Therefore, we crossing the Mekong, one can easily experience T. Chang Phuak established a charitable Swiss foundation called ‘time travel’ first hand. Once arriving in Laos, time is Chiang Mai 50300 diversethics Foundation that is no longer limited to set back by about 20 years. People, motorbikes, the Thailand supporting children only and focuses on community few cars and it seems even the animals are moving Child’s Dream A charity organization supporting children in need slower. In general, time appears to Sa Ming Secondary School be less important than in Thailand. This project is another good example of our strategy to reach really Although the influence from its remote communities, which otherwise nobody else would support. “bigger brother” in the West is Not only is the Sa Ming village far away from everything, but also everywhere, there is still the feeling the road leading to it reminds us of a challenging stage of the of collectivism. The social fabric in ‘Camel Trophy’. The community is in a distant corner of the the communities is very strong. Champasak province close to the Cambodian border. Like in many other places along its way to the South China Sea, the The children of the mighty Mekong not only divides villages around Sa Ming countries but also cultures, values, can complete grade 1 views and attitudes. to 4 in their villages and then have to continue Since the revolution in 1975, years of isolation and economic with grade 5 in a village deprivation have hindered the Communist state. Today, Laos is nearby. If they want to one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world. continue their studies Educational indicators are dramatically low and represent one of afterwards in secondary the main bottlenecks in sustainable development and poverty school they have to go reduction. Insufficient classrooms, the lack of textbooks, to Pathumporn, the next town, which is for most of them educational supplies and teachers' books, are the main constraints approximately 30 km away. Therefore, the community of Sa Ming in basic primary education. village decided to build a secondary school to offer the students an opportunity to study close-by. Unfortunately, the budget was not Child’s Dream tries to widen the access to education by building, sufficient to finish this ambitious project. upgrading and extending schools. Child’s Dream agreed to support the completion of Naseng School the school building. The Naseng School is a government primary school for about 500 estimated costs are about children in the Savannakhet province. The number of students has USD 6,670. The project is been steadily growing and the school’s infrastructure could no expected to be realized until longer accommodate all students at once. As a result, children can the end of 2006. either attend morning or afternoon classes. In addition, the Khon Kaen School school was built People looking for Shangri-La can officially stop now. They anyway about 70 years have been looking completely at the wrong place. Shangri-La is not ago and the in some secret hidden valley in Tibet, but lies on the banks of the infrastructure is Mekong in Southern only very basic. Laos. To the distress of Even the newer Khun Watt, who cannot double-storey swim, it can only be building is in very reached by long tail bad condition. boats through a maze The roof is of little, ever-changing leaking everywhere and many doors and windows are either islands in the Mekong. missing or cannot be closed or opened anymore. Although the Once reaching the school receives a small amount from the government, it’s not shore, dozens of enough to do any renovation work. children playing in the shallow waters welcome the very few visitors, even the ones with a greenish face. After climbing up the Child’s Dream decided to build a new school (280m2) with 5 bank, which is used to grow vegetables, one can experience the classrooms and toilets and to renovate the existing double-storey genuine Laotian hospitality at a laid-back village called Khon Kaen. school building. The estimated budget is approximately USD 32,000. Child’s Dream A charity organization supporting children in need About 100 families are living in Khon Kaen, each of them with at Project Round-up least two children. Since the school’s capacity is just too small to Malaria Control Program – The health backpacker medics came accept all the children, only one child per family can go to school. back to Mae Sot for training and to get new supplies such as 4,600 In addition, the school building is in very bad condition. The mosquito nets, medicine and parachecks. corrugated iron of the roof is rusty and dotted with holes. There are no walls to protect the students from rain, wind and cold. During Primary School in Snor – The construction is progressing well and the rainy season or in the winter, it’s often not possible to study should be finished by middle of October. The opening celebration because it’s too muddy or too cold. is scheduled for November 30th, 2006. Child’s Dream KWO & KNWO Child Development Project – We started the decided to build a second phase of the project entailing the purchase of 3410 sets of new school building warm clothes (pullover & trousers) as well as school uniforms. The (320m2) including 6 distribution of the clothes and uniforms will take place in early class rooms for November 2006. grades 1 to 5, toilets as well as a nursery. All the material will How you can help us be bought in Pakse Like in any other business, IT is also a concern to us. We try our and has to be best to keep up with the latest technologies to maintain Child’s transported by boat to Khon Kaen.
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