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'Put Yerng Strolan Kampuchea' is Khmer language for 'We love Cambodia'. This blog is dedicated to pass on the life-changing experiences and observations of the 1st generation Xinmin Scholars who visited Savong Orphanage, Siem Reap, Cambodia for some volunteer work.
Savong Orphanage is a voluntary welfare organisation currently with over 20 orphans living in a small orphanage, just minutes away from the main Savong School, where free education is made possible with donations and income that the owner, Savong, makes each month.
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The Scholars:
The Scholars:
[ISTJ]- The Duty Fulfillers
Chelsea
Christina
Jin Yun
Ke Ke
Serene
Sherry
Vicki
[ESTJ]- The Guardians
Wei Li
[ISFJ]- The Nurturers
Lydia
Sofia
Ya Mei
[ISTP]- The Mechanics
Ana
[ENTJ]-The Executives
Geok Min
Lei Shi
[INTJ]- The Scientists
Adam
Claudia
Marcus
[ENTP]-The Visionaries
Sylvester
[INTP]- The Thinkers
Jonathan
[INFJ]- The Protectors
Jovy
[ENFP]- The Inspirers
Ivy
Wern Chieh
Ying Ting
Yvette
[INFP]- The Idealists
Li Ren
Esther
Updated on 4 December 2009
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Xinmin Scholars Programme provides a platform for future leaders to learn and cultivate their character and leadership qualities.
From this programme, students get to go out of their comfort zones to be exposed to culture, skills, and the world around them.
Ultimately, they understand:
"Improvement starts with I"
From this programme, students get to go out of their comfort zones to be exposed to culture, skills, and the world around them.
Ultimately, they understand:
"Improvement starts with I"
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T.T So great! working so hard on your birthday. THANKS. I really hate to say this but you left out Johnny and I in the credits. not that it matters... :P
ReplyDeleteOh woops hahas... I went according to the SMB list... but i gotta change some parts of the video, so the credits will be changed too!
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