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For Cambodian Street Kids, Friends International Works to Redefine Normal A Day In The Life – Mith Samlanh Grade 1 Teacher A Khmer New Year Story
 

For Cambodian Street Kids, Friends International Works to Redefine Normal

‘Hello dear sir/ma’am, Wish your vision and mission successfully life. Today I was just checking my t.v shows early morning suddenly my eyes stop in a channel named V.A. and then I saw lots of street people and drug addict persons were (now) working with smile at their face that’s really huge positive impact of [...]

Mith Samlanh Grade 1 Class

A Day In The Life – Mith Samlanh Grade 1 Teacher

In this edition of ‘A Day In The Life’ we are introduced to Kamnhan, grade 1 teacher at Mith Samlanh. Kamnhan teaches the Grade 1 class in Mith Samlanh’s Education Center. She arrives early at 7.15am so that she can have a few minutes of quiet before the chaos begins! She starts her day as [...]

A Khmer New Year Story

Noulin is proud to be a ChildSafe tuk tuk driver who has directly helped children who were at risk. One morning he saw two girls aged 13 and 14 looking lost on the streets of Phnom Penh. They seemed very upset and distressed. Because of his ChildSafe training, Noulin realized that they were in a [...]

2012/2013 Miele Guide Voting is Open

28 March 2012

Fond of Friends’ food? Like to ruminate in Romdeng or masticate in Makphet? Love a snack and a coffee in Cafe Mith Samlanh? Then please help us to a place amongst Asia’s top restaurants by voting for us in this year’s Miele Guide. In 2009-2010 the Miele Guide recognised our training restaurant Makphet in Vientiane, [...]

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The Lancuh of 3PC

Partnership Programme with Civil Society Organizations to Strengthen Child Protection Systems (3PC) Project Launch

26 March 2012

A Friends-International project funded by UNICEF and run in collaboration with the Cambodian Ministry of Social Affairs Veterans & Youth Rehabilitation (MOSAVY) was officially launched on Tuesday, March 20th, 2012 at the MOSAVY building. The program, ‘Partnership Programme with Civil Society Organizations to Strengthen Child Protection Systems’, more readily known as 3PC, will run over [...]

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Parent Representative Elections Mith Samlanh

Parent Representative Elections – Mith Samlanh

12 March 2012

During an unusually cool morning in early February local community members gathered at the Mith Samlanh center for the eighth Family Representative Elections. The elections attracted participants from 23 communities, totaling 82 candidates (61 women). The parent representative selected 23 candidates, 18 of whom are women. The elections were originally created by Mith Samlanh program [...]

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After the Floods

23 February 2012

The floods which swept across SE Asia last year wrought devastation, death and distress in many already vulnerable communities. They also galvanized Governments and agencies into action to alleviate the impact, and many instances have emerged of excellent collaborative work responding to the crisis. Our own programs worked tirelessly to assist victims of the waters, [...]

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60 Mith Samlanh Students Visit the National Museum

21 February 2012

On 10 February sixty students from Mith Samlanh/Friends visited the National Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia to learn about their country’s Art, Culture and History. Coming from backgrounds on the margins of  society, they have had very little chance to know and learn about their art, culture and history, let alone the importance of preserving [...]

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(Health and ) Love is in the air!

14 February 2012

It’s Valentines Day! Near our headquarters in Phnom Penh the streets are full of (mainly young) vendors selling flowers, cuddly toys and other love-themed trinkets from brightly decorated makeshift stalls to  students and young people who mill around excitedly, giggling shyly at their purchases from behind their hands. Pink is everywhere – all we need [...]

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