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Don Bosco Kep
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Technical education for young people from rural areas and unprivileged. Social Communication section (Audiovisual editors, webmasters, reporters, social workers). Hotel skills (Front Office and Housekeeping.) Laundry, photocopier, international calls. DBFC started during the Khmer refugee camps in Thailand during the 1980s, in 1991 it opened the first technical school in Phnom Penh under an invitation from the Royal Government. |
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Fr Albeiro Rodas, Director Don Bosco Kep DBFC Communications Department |
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| BLDD - Buddhist for Live Developement | Our organization was founded in 2011 by several monks at the Samut Ranksey Pagoda in Kep, Cambodia. We aim to explain the Buddhist believe, help people to find a place to meditate and most importantly help the poorest families with their children to get a proper education and more. Furthermore we do have some projects, like English classes, Computer lessons for the children and the monks and more. We are a non-governmental organization and are to 100% self funded. Therefore we rely on your kind Donation. Thank you for visiting our website and your interest in helping the poor. |
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Venerable Seth Noeun Web: www.bldkep.org |
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| Ecole Pour Tous | The school offers french courses, written and oral, as well as artistic and sportive activities to the inhabitants of Kep, in particular to the children living nearby the Old Casino. The school is complementary to the public school, thus the children come on their free time. The main goal, through the french lessons, is to arouse children's curiosity, feed their desir of learning, but also make them discover the job diversity they can access in order to help to lower poverty, and promote education and franco-khmers exchanges. |
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Mr Sok Ngo-Sisovath |
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| Bridges Across Borders | The Hand in Hand Program is a joint partnership between Bridges Across Borders Cambodia and Knai Bang Chatt working to help the Chamcar Bei community design and implement holistic strategies to break the cycle of poverty. The Hand in Hand program supports integrated, sustainable development initiatives that build local capacity and improve child education & nutrition, health & sanitation, food & water security, housing & community infrastructure, and employment opportunities & livelihoods. BABC's goal is to transform the national development model into one that respects, protects and progressively fulfills the human rights of the Cambodian people. BABC has been working in Kep Province since 2006 and began implementing the Hand in Hand Program together with Knai Bang Chatt in 2007. While the Hand in Hand Program will be coming to an end in 2012, BABC will continue to work with the Phnom Voar communities and local authorities to strengthen the eco-tourism opportunities in the region. |
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Mr Theary Meas |
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| Educating Smiling Children | Building communitarian schools integrated by the Department of Education in remote areas, as well as water-wells, water tanks and toilets in public schools. In 2012/2013, around 1700 pupils were scolarised by ESC in 37 classes in total 11 schools in Siem Reap and Kep. |
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Mr Christian Michel |
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| Kep Gardens | Kep Gardens is a community development project. It is a non-profit, non-government organization with no political or religious affiliations, which is committed to the training and education of young people in a rural Cambodian community. These young people have very limited opportunities to enable them to seek further education due to family circumstances. Some things they do:
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Mrs Janine Judd Web: www.kepgardens.com |
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