More than a million people every day advance themselves through our educational, health, and human services.
We promote positive change for a better world.

Who We Are

La Salle International Foundation is a USA-based development organization which supports a global educational, health and human service network of the De La Salle Brothers. In critical times, La Salle International provides emergency support for humanitarian relief projects around the world.

Where We Work

We partner with donors to help fund a variety of formative educational opportunities in 80 countries of the world. We sponsor formal classrooms, non-traditional experimental programs, and everything in-between. We do this through a remarkably dedicated, enthusiastic, and compassionate staff that is passionately devoted to the service of others.

Featured Projects

Ethiopia: Building a New Generation of Talented Professionals

South Sudan: To build a nation, start one high school at a time

Thailand: Education for Stateless Children at the Bamboo School

Philippines: A second chance for incarcerated youth

Lebanon: Hope for Syrian Refugee Children

Haiti: Bringing education to remote island children

South Sudan: Surviving The Ravages of War

Ethiopia: Educationally Breaking the HIV+ Stigma

Burkina Faso: Growing Agricultural Families

India: Teaching girls. Training adults. Building houses.

Haiti: School for Children and Health Center for Mothers

Sri Lanka: Pre-School for Impoverished Children.

Ivory Coast: Abobo Welcomes Street Children

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Participating Countries

330

Years of Service

1000

Educational Sites

1.2M

People Helped Daily

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ECU: Professionalizing Ethiopia’s Future

Located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopian Catholic University (ECU) addresses a critical need for professionals, especially considering Ethiopia is soon to be one of the ten most populous countries in the world. ECU is becoming a Center of Excellence for Africa's horn, providing a new generation of outstanding doctors and engineers. These aspiring, capable, and talented students need educational scholarship support to help them serve the future of Africa.

Trương Vĩnh Ký Secondary School

In the central highlands of Vietnam, there is a desperate need for inclusive, high-quality secondary education. The newly opened Truong Vinh Ky Secondary School will eliminate the stigma suffered by the local Montagnard population – a minority group that is socio-economically and linguistically marginalized. Providing students with proper educational training will allow all the otherwise neglected children to continue their studies in the public system, obtain state-recognition for their studies, and develop the necessary skills for future employment.

Educate the Children of Vietnamese Street Vendors

Early before dawn breaks, bleary-eyed children sleepily stagger into Ho Chi Minh city with their street-vendor parents. The Tan Hung school offers five primary grades of classes to 130 of these otherwise educationally-excluded street children, many of whom have emotional or learning issues. With the teachers' patience, care and lots of hard work, 100% of the graduates have further access to a quality education.