#aimschool

The new AIM School can accommodate 1,500 students per year - more than three times the number of our old building. More room means more children are safe from exploitation, and more children get the childhood that they deserve.

Some of AIM’s students and their parents recently visited the new AIM School. Some of them were so happy and excited that they said it feels like they won the lottery! Thank you for supporting their continued growth through the new AIM School!

AIM has made a long-term commitment to the people of Cambodia. The new AIM School for 1,500 students is an assurance to the community that they’re here to stay. Commit to freedom by joining AIM’s new monthly donor community, The Village. 

Before kids can dream of opportunities for their future, they need to feel safe, loved, and valued. This is the childhood that they deserve, and it's what the staff and teachers at AIM School strive to give them each day.

The Bible depicts wisdom as something to be valued, cherished, and sought after. People are to search for it and collect it. Learning is life-long. But this is not some abstract knowledge. Wisdom is practical.

The Greek word translated as “wisdom” basically means “skill.”

It is knowledge and learning and craft—the stuff that helps people live to their full potential—“life skills” as we might say today.

Wisdom is also moral. It gives you the ability to make wise choices, to discern what is right. It helps you understand the meaning, spot the patterns in the swirl of events around you.

All these things show why human beings need to learn. It’s not just learning for learning’s sake; it’s helping people to live, giving them choices (and helping them to choose). To deny people an education is to starve them of wisdom. They cannot grow the skills they need; they cannot learn a trade or craft; they do not have the wisdom they need to find the way out. They really do have to learn the hard way.

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“Let the wise hear and increase in learning, and the one who understands obtain guidance, to understand a proverb and a saying, the words of the wise and their riddles. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge...”