Kids Play International (KPI)

Kids Play International works in Siem Reap province to promote gender equity through sports. In this way they empower girls, develop supportive boys, and foster inclusive communities.

Kamboo Project Organization (KPO)

This fine organization works to combine donations and voluntary work with a dedicated team in Cambodia to help children learn in a safe environment. They leverage their extensive knowledge of local needs to build effective collaborations with teachers, parents and communities in order to achieve sustainable impacts.

Journeys Within Our Community (JWOC)

JWOC is an organization in Siem Reap. Led by our friend, Kneath Heard, JWOC provides educational opportunities for Cambodian kids in need of some help so they will have a chance for a self-sufficient life. We think they do a commendable job with the limited resources they have available. In addition to leading JWOC, Kneath […]

Human and Hope Association (HHA)

Human and Hope Association (HHA) is a small, Cambodian registered NGO* located in the village of Sanbourn, situated out in the countryside about 30 minutes outside Siem Reap. One among the many things that impress me about this organization is that it was started in 2011 by an Australian woman living in Cambodia. That is […]

Grace House Organization (GHO)

The Grace House Community Centre was founded in 2008 and is located between Siem Reap and Tonle Sap in the Northwest of Cambodia. They provide both on-site and outreach development services to the local community. Through education, family and community support their mission is to improve the livelihoods of this generation and the next.

Friends International (FI)

Friends international is a leading social enterprise saving lives and building futures for the most marginalized children & youth, their families, and their communities in south east Asia and across the world. They initiated the now region-wide ChildSafe program. Friends International is based in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh –the country’s center of economic activity and […]

Free to Shine (FTS)

Free To Shine is a child protection organization that prevents school-aged girls being trafficked into the commercial sex industry in Cambodia. Their team of professionals conducts monthly safety visits and social work interventions, while focusing on strengthening family and community systems to prioritize the safety and education of their children.

Children’s Improvement Organization (CIO)

CIO is an NGO created to save the lives of homeless and severely underprivileged children in Cambodia. They provide around the clock care for children who cannot be cared for by their families. Some of the parents of the children are still alive, however they have become ‘orphans’ because of a range of factors, including […]

Children’s Future International (CFI)

In the 1970s, the Khmer Rouge genocide killed one quarter of the Cambodian population. They targeted anyone with an education, killing teachers, artists, doctors, and more. Today, the children in Battambang still feel the effects of this tragedy. Living in a community still coping with trauma, a community where caretakers are unable to guarantee them […]

Caring for Cambodia (CFC)

Caring for Cambodia (CFC) works to educate a generation of Cambodian children to make a difference in Cambodia’s tomorrow. Working in concert with government schools, CFC’s supportive programs help children make the most of their school day and classroom learning, while introducing ever-more advanced teaching techniques and content.

Cambodian Leadership Learning Community (CLLC)

We are particularly proud of the CLLC. In 2017 Bill, Peter, and Sophal sponsored and presented a two-day Leadership Skills workshop for about 35 leaders from 20 separate NGOs* in and around Siem Reap – all focused on the education and wellbeing of Cambodian girls and women. The workshop was well received and resulted in […]

Cambodian Education and Development Fund – Opportunity Cambodia (CEDF)

CEDF – Op Cam (Cambodian Education and Development Fund — Opportunity Cambodia) is a locally managed NGO* about a one hour drive from Siem Reap in the 16 village commune of Along Samnar. These 16 villages are among the poorest of the poor with many families reported to be living on $1.00 per day. CEDF-Op […]