DYP Learning Center
Learning center for visually impaired youth in Cambodia – DYP Learning Center in Siem Reap is a welcoming place where students (Aged 14–34) build knowledge, independence, and skills for real jobs and confident living.
What You’ll Learn
Academic Foundations
Khmer & mathematics literacy; English communication & writing
Assistive Technology
Computer, smartphone, and accessible devices
Orientation & Mobility
Protection/search techniques, white cane skills, safe travel
Independent Living
Organization, personal hygiene, cooking, home routines
Recreation & Leisure
Sports, games, and social activities
Vocational Training
Baking (European Style)
Bread, pastries, and desserts—production, hygiene, and quality control.
Beverage (Coffee & Drinks)
Barista skills, espresso basics, and café service.
Modern Music
Guitar, keyboard, vocals, performance skills, and stage confidence.
Traditional Music (Pin Peat)
Cambodian heritage, Pin Peat ensemble instruments and ensemble practice.
Massage Skills
Technique, client care, and ethics: pathways to self-employment.
Handicrafts
Macrame, weaving, hammocks, bags, bracelets, design, and quality basics.
Student support
At the DYP Learning Center, students receive more than education and training. We provide daily support to ensure students with visual impairments can study, live safely, and focus on building their independence.
Accommodation & Meals
Safe housing and nutritious meals so students can focus on learning and personal growth.
Healthcare & Safety
Basic healthcare support and a safe learning environment.
Uniforms & Clothing
Essential clothing and uniforms to support daily life and dignity.
Mental Health Counseling
Guidance and emotional support to promote well-being and confidence.
Braille & Learning Resources
Accessible learning materials, braille resources and assistive tools.
Self-Advocacy & Rights
Helping students understand their rights and build confidence to participate fully in society.
Independence Pathway
Learn
Foundations, life skills, and mobility (O&M) with real‑world tasks.
Practice
Training, internships, and community travel routes with instructor coaching.
Live semi‑independently
11 students transition; follow‑up mentorship to sustain daily routines.
Higher Education Scholarships (HES)
The Higher Education Scholarships (HES) for students with visual impairments provides scholarships and practical support so they can access universities and professional institutes in Cambodia. Our scholarships remove economic barriers and create pathways to long-term independence, employment, and community leadership.
Tuition & fees
Full or partial coverage at public or partner universities.
Living allowance
Monthly stipend for meals, accommodation & basic needs
Assistive technology
Laptop, screen reader, braille display, training & repairs
Mentoring & internship pathways
Career coaching, internship placement and leadership development
Quality & Safety
Educators & experts
Our staff complete counseling training and work with visiting specialists for curriculum review, coaching, and safe practice.
Monitoring & feedback
We set clear learning goals, assess regularly, and maintain open feedback channels with students and families.
How We Measure Progress
Regular Assessments
Monthly and semester evaluations tracking academic and vocational growth.
Data & Feedback
Student feedback, case studies, and family input recorded in DYP’s data system.
Well‑being & Satisfaction
Tracking confidence, independence, and inclusion through surveys and interviews.
Transparency & Accountability
Reports shared with donors, partners, and authorities ensure responsible progress.
Every Gift Makes a Difference
Join the Learning Center
Now welcoming students aged 14–34. Discover your possibilities in education, mobility, and work.