Where We Work – FutureSense Foundation

Where We Work

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Thailand

Thailand, the country of pristine beaches, lush forests and host to thousands of tourists each year is in many ways a very developed country. However, Thailand struggles to close the gap between rural and urban areas. Our work is mainly with the remote hill tribe communities of Northern Thailand that are far removed from the tourist trail.

Cambodia

Cambodia’s turbulent history, marked by the Khmer Rouge regime, has left challenges for marginalized communities. Nevertheless, Cambodians are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Our work focuses on supporting a marginalized community on the outskirts of Battambang, addressing education, health, and improving their livelihoods for a brighter future.

Nepal

Nepal, famed for its Himalayan peaks and diverse landscapes, is a land of stunning beauty and deep hardship. Our work focuses on rural communities in the Kathmandu Valley, where residents face challenges far removed from city life. We strive to help these communities access vital resources and opportunities.

India

With a population of over one billion people, and one of the fastest growing economies in the world, India is also a nation facing wide-ranging developmental challenges. We work in the foothills of the Himalayas very close to the town of Dharmsala where the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in exile are based.

Panama

Panama offers incredible sights, including the Panama Canal, which connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as a crucial shipping route. In Panama City, modern skyscrapers, casinos, and nightlife contrast with the colonial Casco Viejo district and the lush rainforest of Natural Metropolitan Park.

Peru

Peru has rich cultural and geographical diversity, with traditional indigenous South American culture, infused with Spanish, African and Asian influences. We work in the Sacred Valley to address the disparity in education and provide the next generation better opportunities.

Tanzania

Despite its awe-inspiring landscapes, Tanzania is a country that faces major issues of poverty, disease and huge disadvantage. We work mainly in and around the town of Arusha with a focus on improving the quality of education and providing access to the children to basic amenities.

Thailand

Thailand, the country of pristine beaches, lush forests and host to thousands of tourists each year is in many ways a very developed country. However, Thailand struggles to close the gap between rural and urban areas. Our work is mainly with the remote hill tribe communities of Northern Thailand that are far removed from the tourist trail.

Cambodia

Cambodia’s turbulent history, marked by the Khmer Rouge regime, has left challenges for marginalized communities. Nevertheless, Cambodians are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Our work focuses on supporting a marginalized community on the outskirts of Battambang, addressing education, health, and improving their livelihoods for a brighter future.

Nepal

Nepal, renowned for its towering Himalayan peaks and landscapes that range from lush valleys to arid plains, is a place of breathtaking beauty but deep-rooted hardship. Our work primarily focuses on rural communities in the Kathmandu Valley where residents face challenges that feel worlds apart from city life. Here, we aim to support these communities in accessing resources and opportunities.

India

With a population of over one billion people, and one of the fastest growing economies in the world, India is also a nation facing wide-ranging developmental challenges. We work in the foothills of the Himalayas very close to the town of Dharmsala where the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Government in exile are based.

Panama

Panama offers incredible sights, including the Panama Canal, which connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as a crucial shipping route. In Panama City, modern skyscrapers, casinos, and nightlife contrast with the colonial Casco Viejo district and the lush rainforest of Natural Metropolitan Park.

Peru

Peru has rich cultural and geographical diversity, with traditional indigenous South American culture, infused with Spanish, African and Asian influences. We work in the Sacred Valley to address the disparity in education and provide the next generation better opportunities.

Tanzania

Despite its awe-inspiring landscapes, Tanzania is a country that faces major issues of poverty, disease and huge disadvantage. We work mainly in and around the town of Arusha with a focus on improving the quality of education and providing access to the children to basic amenities.