I have taken on a cycling challenge in Vietnam and Cambodia in March 2013 to raise funds for Plan's Cycle for Girls campaign. Let's try and change the lives of girls living in some of the world's poorest countries!
Plan is working to stop early enforced marriage and empower young girls through improved education.
To raise money I, and a group of other people who have also taken on this challenge, will be cycling through Vietnam's Mekong Delta region and then into Cambodia. We will be cycling eight days, and cover over 450kms on the bikes. We will also be able to visit some of the villages where Plan work.
My cycling challenge will raise awareness and funds to...

Help some of the 75 million girls around the world who are denied an education fight poverty, violence and discrimination.		Help stop some of the 10 million teens and children around the world from being sold or forced into marriage.

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Cycling for Girls in Vietnam and Cambodia

Mar 152013

Well, hello, I have returned! Here are some pictures of the trip and I will do some writing in the next couple of days about it all, as I did not manage to get anything up while away.

March 15, 2013
Posted by Monique Senior at 9:25 pm
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One Response to “Cycling for Girls in Vietnam and Cambodia”

SsSue Myers says:

March 17, 2013 at 8:58 am

Love the photos Monique especially the one in front of the PLAN office. The countryside is stunning. Congratulations on the cycle and your fundraising for PLAN.

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