EEFA (Equal Education Fund for All) is an initiative created by the MITTAPHAP Project that directly supports children and education. It raises funds to ensure every child can access free, equal and quality education – no matter where they are born.
EEFA will enhance the educational impact of our project in 2026 and continue in the years to come.
The MITTAPHAP Project is currently 100% self-financed, mainly through volunteer contrubutions and run by our paid Lao team together with interntional volunteers. While part of education fund comes from these contrubutions, this model is flexible but fully secure or sustainable – because funding depends on the number of volunteers at any given time.
When there is a shortage of volunteers, the education program risks disruption. That’s why we establied EEFA – to ensure stable, continuous funding for education and to secure the future of our students.
Standardized English curriculum (Beginner - Advanced)
Ready to use volunteer lesson plans + orientation guides
Teacher handbooks & resource packs (games, flashcards, worksheets)
Teach upgrades : panels, projectors, tablets
Regular feedback & updates each semester
Train older students as Teaching Assistants (via Oplexcareer training)
Provide laptops/tablets for training
Recruit TAs to support volunteers in classrooms
Recognition : certificates, workshops, leadership training
Reward top student each semester
MITTAPHAP/EEFA T-Shirts & carry bags (2 per year)
Teacher office supplies + interactive teaching materials
Toastmasters membership for older students
Debate & public speaking clubs
Competitions : spelling bees, debates, storytelling
Standardized classrooms : lights, desks, fans, whiteboards
Functionnal classrooms : clean floors, ceiling, painted walls
New TukTuk for transport to schools (safe & branded)
Cover fuel, driver stipend, repairs
Support for high school & university students, offer exchange Siem Reap site
Future Leaders Fund for teachers, business women, community leaders
MITTAPHAP-Siem Reap Project is located in the Preah Dak village, 12km away from Angkor Wat, Siem Reap.
Located in the quiet Nathong Village, 7km outside of Vang Vieng in Lao PDR. Next to Blue Lagoon 1.