Volunteer Building Cambodia Community Centre (VBCCC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2017 by the Cambodian Mr. Sinn Meang. The NGO is located in the rural area of Bakong village, Siem Reap with a mission to provide opportunities to students and local communities through a series of skills such as English language, computer basics, and vocational training to improve their standard of living. We believe the key to reducing the rate of poverty starts with education as it is proven to increase employment opportunities for individuals to secure a decent job with a good income. However, in Cambodia, the opportunity to learn is not available to everyone, especially those who are living in rural areas or belong to underprivileged backgrounds. As a result, many people remain either jobless or struggle with an unskilled labor job profile. Volunteering with or donating to VBCCC is a way for you to improve the life of each of our students, their families - and the prosperity of our community and Cambodia itself. 

Our organization is currently working within the rural countryside of Siem Reap. Providing free English speaking classes to under priviledged children. Offering a safe, nurturing and positive environment allowing the children the opportunity of a better future. Helping to end the poverty circle. Working closely with the community, including them in the process. We are also providing a sports field for football and volleyball, encouraging team sports and a hub for people to meet and play together. Providing a positive environment for all to enjoy.

Working with small groups of volunteers providing a supportive, motivating and friendly environment within our organization. Using their skills to make a positive difference to children’s lives.

Founders.
Vanny Noun,  Karen Bailey

Targeted People.
Children from Kindergarten to Primary School age in the poorest areas of Cambodia.

Mission and Goal.
Empowering children through knowledge and education to break the poverty cycle  by providing free English lessons to these communities.

Continuing Learning Organization is founded to meet the needs of Bible school graduates and Christian leaders in Cambodia.

Continuing Learning Organization (CLO) was formerly known as Continuing Education Program for Alumni (CEPA); which was established in response to the identified needs of the Bible school alumni from various Bible schools in Cambodia. These graduates are educated and resourceful people, who are serving the churches, Christian schools and NGOs in various ways. However, they often face many difficulties, such as lack of fellowship, lack of mentoring and further education, a low income and financially poor church with poor church members.

CLO has been setting up core groups in different provinces and/or city where there are Bible school alumni, pastors and church workers who face the difficulties mentioned above.

CLO focuses on initiating networking, facilitating workshops and resource mobilization in different areas such as income generation, organizational capacity building, theology, conflict resolution and religious peace building.

CLO is a faith-based, non-profit, non-governmental organization, governed by the Board of Governors and committed to the Vision, Mission, Core Values and Slogan contained in the constitution.

Mr. Chum Neanh Preap  is the  founder president of Khmer for Khmer Organization (KFKO ), He was born 21st August  , 1981 at Svay Sor Village, Ponley commune , Phnom Sruk district, Banteay Mean Chey province ,  father name is Chham Yam , he was   78 years old , and  Mother name is SounYoun ,She was  69 years old, I have   one  brother his name is  Chom Nann  preap, and have  one old sister her name is Siep  Preap, They were  living  in poor family at  above village. 

OUR MISSION
To identify poor communities and families in the rural surrounds of Siem Reap - who are in desperate need of the basic necessities to lead a healthy life -  and provide them with clean water, improved nutrition and opportunities for better education and economic improvement.

OUR VISION
To have an ever-increasing number of poor families in the rural surrounds of Siem Reap have their quality of life improved by the provision of clean water, education and opportunities for economic improvement.

YOUR DONATIONS / OUR RESPONSIBILITY
Your donations are warmly welcomed and will be used according to your programme preference; wells, bicycles, education, food and nutrition, etc.
 Chantrea is truly honoured to be responsible for coordinating the installation of the wells and for all the other ways that you are interested in helping the poor rural families of Siem Reap. While Chantrea is our key person in Cambodia - it was his strong desire to help his people that has led to FWEC being created - he is supported by a group of like-minded dedicated individuals from around the world who regularly visit the projects.

HURREDO is a local Cambodian non-profit organization that works to alleviate poverty and helps rural communities to create a sustainable future. The organization was set up in 1999 by a group of Cambodian agriculture and rural development specialists who were passionate about creating a brighter future for the rural communities of Cambodia. On January 19th, 2000 HURREDO was officially recognized and registered with the Ministry of Interior and since then the NGO has been working hard with the Royal Government of Cambodia and other NGOs to improve the living standards of Cambodians. 

Our simple, sturdy Khmer-style wooden houses provide shelter and security for Cambodian families living in need. Poor education, lack of skills and a shortage of job opportunities mean many rural Cambodians are still living in extreme poverty with inadequate shelter.

Our houses replace fragile structures that offer little protection from the elements. We've seen first-hand how improved living conditions change lives, through better sanitation, increased security, better sleeping arrangements and healthier living. Children in secure homes are less likely to get sick and more likely to attend school.

We work with volunteers from around the globe to build safe, dry housing for rural Cambodian families. Volunteers work under the guidance of our skilled building team to construct a house in one week.