Building Hope Together: Community Development for Laos

This campaign supports vulnerable families, children, women, and youth living in rural and underserved communities in Laos, especially in remote provinces with limited access to education, healthcare, clean water, and livelihoods.

Support will focus on high-need provinces such as Phongsaly, Houaphanh, Xieng Khouang, Savannakhet, Sekong, Attapeu, and other rural districts where poverty and service gaps are most severe.

The campaign provides integrated support including education assistance, healthcare access, clean water and sanitation, livelihood training, community infrastructure, and emergency response when needed.

Beneficiaries are selected through community assessments, local partner recommendations, and vulnerability criteria such as income level, family size, disability, health risks, and access to basic services.

Yes. Communities play a central role in identifying needs, planning activities, and monitoring results to ensure projects are relevant, respectful, and sustainable.

Donations are used to fund program activities such as school supplies, medical support, clean water systems, skills training, and community projects. Funds are allocated based on priority needs and program impact.

We ensure transparency through regular financial reporting, field monitoring, partner audits, and donor updates that clearly show how funds are used and what impact is achieved.

Yes. Donors receive regular updates including photos, stories from the field, progress reports, and impact summaries throughout the campaign.

Yes. Women, children, and other vulnerable groups are prioritized, as they are often the most affected by poverty, lack of education, and limited healthcare access.

The campaign focuses on sustainable solutions such as education, skills training, community ownership, and local leadership development to create lasting impact beyond short-term aid.

Any additional funds will be used to expand services to more communities or strengthen existing programs, ensuring maximum positive impact.

The campaign is designed to run for 12–18 months, with flexibility to respond to emerging needs or emergencies.

When possible, donors may indicate a preference (education, health, water, livelihoods), and funds will be aligned accordingly.

A small portion of funds supports essential administration, monitoring, and reporting to ensure projects are well-managed and accountable.

Donors can stay involved by following project updates, sharing the campaign, participating in events, or exploring long-term partnership opportunities.

All activities are designed with respect for local customs, languages, and traditions, ensuring dignity, inclusion, and community trust.