An EverydayHero's life / Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published September 15, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
An overnight decrease in the general water levels has eased the crisis for many in Siem Reap – however, we are still very concerned about the situation in the three most affected communities, Wat...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / Friends-International / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published September 14, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
The flash floods of last Sunday in Siem Reap coupled with heavy rain at the beginning of the week have badly affected many of the marginalized communities and vulnerable families that our Kaliyan Mith program works...
Colorful cartoon characters Sam & Dee watched on as children enjoyed the fun-filled morning last Saturday at Cafe Mith Samlanh. There were masses of games and activities to choose from including bowling, fun fishing,...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published September 8, 2011
Our Mith Samlanh kids are never bored, but every Tuesday and Thursday from now on, they will certainly be ‘board’ (groan)! Skateistan, an amazing Afghanistan NGO who bring skateboarding skills to marginalized children across...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / Celebrations / Events
by Friends-International · Published September 6, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
Last Saturday’s Fun Fair saw droves of people descending on the Mith Samlamh center in Phnom Penh to celebrate Cambodia’s colorful culture. Color (and culture) was everywhere, from the dazzling costumes of the students...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / Events / Launches and Openings / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published September 2, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
‘Cambodia’s colorful culture’ is the theme of this Saturday’s Mith Samlanh Fun Fair, and to add to the celebrations the latest Friends-International publication is launched on the very same day! The ‘art15 Friends coloring...
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An EverydayHero's life / Laos - Peuan Mit / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published August 26, 2011
A story from Laos by Clémence, technical advisor with Peuan Mit. Mr J is a former student at the Peuan Mit mechanics garage. In early 2011, after a year of training, Mr.J graduated at the...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / Celebrations / Events
by Friends-International · Published August 23, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
‘Entry Free! (for you – and me!) Culture and colors and things to see, truly Cambodian drinks and snacks, some brand new games (and old faves come back!) Stalls with bargains, new and old...
On August 18, 2011 the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MoSAVY), renewed its memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Friends-International, allowing us to work in Cambodia for the next three years. In...
Dear Friends International, During the first six months of 2005, we traveled by bicycle through Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and China. During the trip we came to value the amazing friendship of the people in...
An EverydayHero's life / Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith
by Friends-International · Published August 9, 2011 · Last modified April 22, 2014
In this edition of ‘A Day In The Life’ we are introduced to Phalla, outreach project manager at Mith Samlanh. My name is Phalla and I am the Outreach Project Manager at Mith Samlanh....
UNICEF and Friends-International recently stepped into a partnership to develop an innovative Child Protection program involving a number of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) throughout five provinces in Cambodia where children are exposed to numerous...
Cambodia - Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith / News From Our Programs
by Friends-International · Published August 5, 2011
Mith Samlanh centre in Phnom Penh presently has 10 vocational training programs on offer for its students. These students are disadvantaged youth that have been earning a living on the streets of Phnom Penh...
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