Community Service

Na Co Sa High School, located in Na Co Sa commune, Nam Po district, Dien Bien province, currently has nearly 600 students. Most of the students here attend the school as boarders because the distance from their homes to the school is usually between 4-10km. However, the current facilities of the school can only accommodate 2/3 of the total number of students. Therefore, only those who live more than 4km away from the school are eligible to attend the boarding school.
In order to support those who do not satisfy the above conditions, the project has been implemented to construct multi-purpose rooms and dormitories in the local church's hostel (less than 2km from the school) so that they have a place to stay and can commute to school more easily each day. The multi-purpose rooms are also a common area, serving to enhance the spiritual life of the local community through activities such as reading books and performing arts.

According to the 2018 Education Program, which has be applied from the 2020 school year, computer science has become an elective course in Grades 1-2 and a compulsory course in Grade 3. Nevertheless, the Na Co Sa High School in Na Co Sa Commune, Nam Po District, Dien Bien Province, lacks the required machinery and equipment to teach computer science. The students at the institution have no access to actual training and may only study theory from textbooks.
The project is expected to support the school by investing in computer rooms and equipping them with computers for learning purposes, in order to ensure practical conditions for the students.

Over 800 pupils are now enrolled in Na Co Sa 3 Kindergarten, which is comprised of 30 classrooms. Nonetheless, the school lacks sufficient infrastructure, with wooden boards and tin roofs for classrooms. The spaces between the wooden planks allow frigid air to enter the rooms. Owing to a scarcity of classrooms, pupils must study in improvised locations.
The project to construct new classrooms for the Na Co Sa 3 Kindergarten will help students study in modern, spacious classrooms equipped with essential learning equipment, which will assist students in studying more successfully and have a better educational experience.

Dien Bien Province is home to the impoverished Na Co Sa Commune, which is populated exclusively by the H'mong ethnicity. During the rainy season, children from this region must travel 4-10 kilometers over treacherous and mountainous dirt roads to attend their schools.
This project aims to expand and pave 1 km of the road connecting the main road to the school and dormitory, making it easier for students to reach the school.