SF Children and youth leaders collected donation items and distributed them to programs supporting younger generations. They also engaged in activities like dancing, leadership training, and washing hands. Additionally, humanitarian events were held at three schools where over 200 children received supplies, clothes, shoes, and health education. Staff are taking leadership training seriously and utilizing techniques from books to improve teaching and leading others.

1. Left: SF Children helped sort
out the donation items that our
student leaders collected.
These items were donated to
different programs to support
younger generations in lower
level. Right: hand washing
demo lead by Namly Sok-
heang. Bottom R: Our chil-
dren practice dancing.
Bottom L: River of Life Pri-
mary School received school
supplies, clothes, toys and hy-
giene products.
Children Center Activities
Left: Our SFCC youth is taking
the leadership trainings (7H and
TP) at our office. Right: Humani-
tarian Day’s at River of Life Pri-
mary School. There were 162
children received health educa-
tion, hygiene workshops, school
supplies, clothes & shoes.
Youth Education Programs
The Summit Foundation Cambodia
Children Center Activities 1
SF Children Collabora-
tion with our Scholars +
2
Trainings/Graduations 3
Retreats: Team Building
Activities: Synergy 6H
4
Humanitarian Events/
Community Services
5
Inside this issue:
Special points of in-
terest:
 Youth Leaders Pro-
grams Graduations
 Retreats
 Humanitarian Days
 Teachers Training
Dr. Tan and the
CHPAA Team
gave us a BIG
surprise visit with
80 doctors and
volunteers. Our
children, staff and
neighbors were
very happy to
received dental
care and other
health services.

2. Community Service/Humanitarian Event
Kids Fieldtrips: Koh Dach, Kos Pich, Olympic Staduim & Dream Land
Our children has been taking a
few serious steps. They at-
tended a few presentations and
conferences that ran by inspira-
tional speakers such as Nick
Vijicic, Sim Dara and 9 Ameri-
can Professors from American
University of Phnom Penh.
There behavior and cognitive
ability had improved a lot
along with the strength in help-
ing others.
Kids Educational Conferences: Nick Vujicic, Sim Dara, AUPP
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Left: Prekho Primary School
received education on tree
planting, save the environ-
ment, and farming. Our chil-
dren, Scholars & Youth
Leaders were demonstrating.
There were about 70 students
who benefit from this. Right
top: Piseynita of Angsnoul
high school showed the kids
how to plant tree at Toul
Snor Primary School.
Every student received
school supplies, clothes and
shoes.

3. Graduations/Training Courses
Somdach Ov High School, Bonteay Meanchey
There were 80% students from Som-
dach Ov and Sereisophon high
schools completed the program and
received certificates. Everyone was
pleased including the Principals from
both high schools. The students from
Somdarch Ov high had established a
strong network team and held a
fundraiser to help poor children by
selling water at the local parks and at
the concerts. They had raised some
money and earned 100% profit.
Sereisophorn team has a donation
drive to collect study supplies,
clothes and shoes on a monthly ba-
sis. Our teachers and staff are very
proud of the strong team’s work ethic
that this team has. Their attitude and
behavior have changed tremen-
dously. They used to challenge SF
trainers for their teaching abilities
but at the end they praised them for
the magnificent job they
did. Kheang, Somdach Ov high
school is one of the students from
our class has positive outcome from
our leadership training.
Above: Samdarch Ov High
Graduates: 80% received
certificates.
Right: Sereisophorn High
Graduates: 80% received
certificates.
Left: Thnol Torterng High
Graduates: 45% received
certificates.
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4. Students were happy with the
team building and other lead-
ership building activities, as
you can see their faces in the
videos and pictures attached.
Overwhelming with joys and
laughters with the relation-
ship they had built and the
ideas for team building
(Synergy 6H: Puzzle, Legs to
Legs Rope Tiding, Back to
Back Balloon Racing etc..)
was new for most of the par-
ticipants.
Retreats: Team Building (Synergy– 6H) Activities
Retreats Activities
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June 1, 2013: we had a success-
ful retreat for Cheyvaraman 7
High School of Kandal Province
that was planned in March. The
retreat was held at the Buddhist
Center of Cambodia in Kandal
Province. About 65 people at-
tended. The purpose of the re-
treats were to strengthen and to
remind our future leaders the
skills they need and the materials
we had trained them. We tested
and reviewed the 7H and The
Path for Teens. They did well on
the test. The graduates surprised
us with accurate answers.

5. We are taking the leadership
training to a deeper level. They
are utilizing the techniques and
the positive advise that Sean/
Steve Covey and Laurie Beth
Jones had instructed in the
books. We are spending qual-
ity time learning so that we
reach our highest potential in
teaching and leading others.
Left: “You see how precious
you should feel knowing that
the Summit Founders are liv-
ing over sea but are concerned
about us. Why should you
think otherwise, just study
hard, create your vision and
carry out your mission, dream
big and make your wishes
come true.” Nat Sivlay, Prin-
cipal, Sereisophorn High
School in Bonteay Meanchey
Province. Right: Graduation
Class of 2013.
Staff taking a test on The 8
Action Steps and the 12
Dreams from Jesus Career
Counselor. They did well on
the test. They are rewriting
their Vision and also making
their own vision board and
write in their gratitude journals,
the 5 things they are grateful
for everyday.
Testimonies: Sereisophorn High School
Staff Development Programs
Left: Heng Kheang, Samdach
Ov High Class of 2013 wants
to be a Rapper. He said the
leadership trainings have
played a major role in his
bravery. His mission is to
become one of the best music
producers in Cambodia. He is
also a new future famous mu-
sic composer. We are proud
of him and hope the best for
him.
Testimonies: Samdach Ov High School
Left: “You, students must
study very hard so that you
can reach your goal. There
are many students out there
that do not have the same
privilege as you do. This is a
life time opportunity. Take
this special leadership training
to your heart and share it with
others.” Soy Bunthoeun,
Assistant Principal, Samdach
Ov in Bonteay Meanchey
Province.
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6. No. 7c, Street 87 BT,
Beong Tompon, Meanchey,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Our mission is to bring out the highest potential from the youth in Cambodia by
providing training opportunities for personal leadership development. We commit
our resources to help them build their future based on each one’s cherished core
values that will lead to serving the greater purposes beyond themselves in the end.
March 25, 2013 SF staff collabo-
rated and organized a Humanitar-
ian event with Primary and Sec-
ondary Schools Toul Sophy of
Kiensvay, Kandal Province that
hosted 131 participants, Tuol
Snor of Angsnoul 80 participants
and River of Life in Takhmao has
80 participants. Scholars col-
lected money, school supplies,
clothes and shoes to donate.
They also planted trees so the
youngsters and the birds could
enjoy the shades and will be
protected by catastrophic event.
Humanitarian Events: SF Scholars and..
Phone: 097 77 32 965
E-mail: mollybsoum@gmail.com
The Summit Foundation
Humanitarian Event at Toul Sophy Primary
School in Kiensvay, Kandal Province.