All current Crowdfunding Projects from Kambodscha

Safe access to school and education for the young children of the orphanage for one semester, 6 months. We work closely with an orphanage that has great problems with access to education and school for young children. In Phnom Phen, Cambodia, the trip to school is one of all the dangers, especially for younger children. Traffic is a serious problem and walking to school is a danger for the young children, restraining them from having access to the school and to education. https://www.sign4change.today/ This is why Sign4change wants to provide the children a safe journey by covering the costs associated for the use of: A TUK TUK! For the children to have access to education and to be able to go to school safely. The costs associated with a Tuk-Tuk are $ 150 per month for the driver, fuel and maintenance of the tuk-tuk. To ensure the safety of children and improve their lives, please take part in the project Tuk-Tuk and thanks a lot for helping the children of this orphanage to have access to the school and education, acquire the tools and knowledge for a better future. https://www.sign4change.today/

When I see children suffering, my heart bleeds. I find it bad enough if the children don't receive love from the parents, but when I compare it to the children in Cambodia, who don't see their parents at all because they have to work to be able to survive, then my heart doesn’t bleed, but screams out loud to me «You must do something for them!» So many children can’t go to school and must work hard. In the evening, they look for anything possible that can be eaten. They catch rats, dogs, rabbits, etc. ... The main thing is, that it is edible. Showers are carried out in the river and they sleep on the streets. If they are unlucky, they end up in a beggar syndicate and get hurt, so that the tourists give them money, because they feel sorry for the child that has a burnt scar on the face. But the money goes only to the syndicate. With your help, I want to try to prevent this from happening. We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone.

Enable an excellent pupil who came to KKEV Cambodia’s children’s village as a half-orphan at the age of 9 to go to university. Maneth is a hardworking 18year old from an underprivileged background who tutors children in Khmer and maths. With a degree he will be able to live an independent life and break the cycle of poverty. His desire is to study English, work in tourism and teach Cambodian culture and history.