Past Projects – SEALNet

Project Brunei 2019

Youth.RISE: Resilient, Innovative, Skillful, Employable 3rd – 16th July 2019 Brunei Muara and Seria, Brunei Darussalam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCzh7j3ckHk Summary of PB19 onsite kickoff phase SEALNet Project Brunei Youth.R.I.S.E. (PB19) focuses on alleviating the risk of long term unemployment and underemployment among youths by promoting the RISE attributes (Resilience, Innovativeness, Skillfulness, and Employability). Our organizing partners Read more…

By Khang Vu, 6 years5 August 2019 ago

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Project Vietnam 2019

Full Bottle, Fewer Bottles! Hanoi, Vietnam 8 – 21 July 2019 Executive Summary SEALNet Project Vietnam 2019 (PV19) is a lively 2-week program to equip the local children residing on the bank of Red River in Hanoi, Vietnam the education of plastic pollution and practical tools to solve problems in Read more…

By Khang Vu, 6 years5 August 2019 ago

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Project Philippines 2018

Mental Health Awareness Cebu, Philippines July 22-August 4, 2018 Project Philippines 2018: Mental Health Awareness aims to build and nurture both knowledge capacity and project implementation skills among youths to be the agents to further raising awareness in their school or community. This project is the brainchild of individuals who Read more…

By Khang Vu, 7 years5 August 2018 ago

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Project Cambodia 2018

Less Is More Siem Reap, Cambodia August 5-18, 2018 SEALNet Project Cambodia 2018 – Siem Reap, under the theme of “Less is More” aims to inspire and empower the youths in Siem Reap to come together and work hand-in-hand to solve waste management issues through “small tests of change” principle. Read more…

By Khang Vu, 7 years5 August 2018 ago

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Project Indonesia 2018

Better Border, Better Future North Kalimantan, Indonesia July 15-28, 2018 SEALNet Project Indonesia 2018 “Better Border, Better Future” is a 2-week service leadership service project to empower students to pursue higher education in North Kalimantan, Indonesia. We aim to provide mental support and empowerment for Indonesian students to pursue higher Read more…

By Khang Vu, 7 years5 August 2018 ago

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Project Vietnam 2018

Social Emotional Learning Hue City, Vietnam July 22-August 5, 2018 PV18 is a 2-week service project working on the main theme of Social Emotional Learning and Alternative Education. We are motivated to offering innovative approaches to happiness and stress management, thus empowering the youth to unleash their full potential and Read more…

By Khang Vu, 7 years5 August 2018 ago

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Project Myanmar 2017 (Yangon)

Unleash your Inner Potential August 7 – 20, 2017 Yangon, Myanmar In Burmese high schools, students experience a rigid curriculum with a lack of a career guidance program. Consequently, a large number of Burmese high school graduates fail to make informed decisions about their future education and career choice. Their Read more…

By Marsha Wibowo, 8 years23 February 2017 ago

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Project Myanmar 2017 (Taunggyi)

Women Empowerment June 12 – 23, 2017 Taunggyi City, Myanmar SEALNet is a non-profit organization committed to promoting service leadership among Southeast Asian communities by building and nurturing a community of service leaders who are dedicated and passionate to serve and promote social change in Southeast Asia and around the Read more…

By Marsha Wibowo, 8 years23 February 2017 ago

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Project Cambodia 2017 (Siem Reap)

Fostering Healthy Lifestyle July 9 – 22, 2017 Siem Reap, Cambodia Children living in rural Cambodia are facing malnourishment because of the parents’ neglect of their daily nutrition intake and inaccessibility to clean water. Under the theme of “Nutrition Education for Rural Children”, our project tackles this issue by using Read more…

By Marsha Wibowo, 8 years23 February 2017 ago

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Project Cambodia 2016 (Phnom Penh)

Project Cambodia (Phnom Penh) 2016 August 1-14, 2016 Phnom Penh, Cambodia Executive Summary Project Cambodia 2016 (Phnom Penh) will focus on the three keywords: underprivileged children, inspiration, and education, which will be the most prominent themes throughout the two-week workshops. Although many underprivileged children from the slum areas in Cambodia Read more…

By Marsha Wibowo, 9 years13 March 2016 ago