Category
Type: Human Protection
Project: The Children of Maidafu – Orphanage Without Walls
China
Education & Vocational Training, Human Protection
The association was founded in 1999 by Marcel Roux, a former vice-president of Doctors without Borders. His Chinese name was Madaifu, Ma for Marcel and Daifu for doctor. Since then, their key programme, « Orphanage Without Walls », aims to give back their hope and dignity to ...
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Project: ICS-SP Support Skilful Parenting instead of orphanages
Cambodia
Education & Vocational Training, Health & Sanitation, Community Development, Human Protection
Improving Cambodia’s Society through Skillful Parenting (ICS-SP) is a national non-profit organization, officially registered with Cambodian Ministry of Interior in July 2015 (see the attached of official status). ICS-SP aims to improve family lives that have a significant impact ...
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Project: Shanty Town Spirit supports slums’ families
Cambodia
Education & Vocational Training, Health & Sanitation, Community Development, Human Protection
Shanty Town Spirit was created in 2012 when his founder discovered children living in the garbage-filled slum of Boeung Trabek were collecting rubbish instead of going to school. Since then the association aim is to provide to the impoverished children of the slum, and their ...
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Project: East Bali Poverty Project
Indonesia
Education & Vocational Training, Environment, Health & Sanitation, Community Development, Human Protection
East Bali Poverty Project (EBPP) was established in July 1998 following a plea for help from residents of the impoverished Desa Ban Village. In this isolated 7,200Ha mountain village, made up of of 19 remote hamlets scattered over the steep, arid eastern slopes of Mounts Agung ...
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Project: The Gift of Happiness
Thailand
Health & Sanitation, Community Development, Human Protection, Humanitarian Aid
The inspiration behind the Gift of Happiness Foundation (GoHF) dates back to 2000, when British expat and professional entertainer, Edward Haworth introduced his alter ego, Eckie the Clown, to bring the gift of laughter to orphans and other disadvantaged children in Bangkok. Today, a ...
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Project: This Life Cambodia
Cambodia
Economic Development, Education & Vocational Training, Human Protection
This Life Cambodia (TLC) believes that local communities are the experts in their own development. Established in 2007 and registered in Cambodia and Australia, TLC works with individuals, families and whole communities to help find opportunities in this life – not next life. TLC ...
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Project: AFESIP
Laos
Economic Development, Human Protection
AFESIP is a French non-governmental organisation that began its activities at grass-root level in Cambodia in 1996 before establishing missions in Vietnam and Thailand and then Laos in 2006. Rapidly overtaking the trafficking of drugs and arms as the chosen market for organised crime ...
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Project: APLE Cambodia – The PROTECT Project
Cambodia
Human Protection
NGO APLE (Action pour les Enfants) and NGO Global Humanitaria implement the PROTECT Project in Cambodia. PROTECT’S mission is to combat sexual exploitation of children. What do they do? Monitoring and investigation of the sexual exploitation of children and associated ...
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Project: ChildSafe Network
Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Thailand
Economic Development, Education & Vocational Training, Human Protection
ChildSafe is a network of local and international businesses and groups that protect children from abuse and prevent them from being placed in abusive situations. ChildSafe was created by Friends-International, a social enterprise with its head office based in Cambodia that protects ...
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Project: Green Gecko
Cambodia
Education & Vocational Training, Human Protection
The Green Gecko Project is a NGO based in Cambodia, which supports over 70 children who previously lived and begged on the streets of Siem Reap, Cambodia. Green Gecko provides security, education, love and opportunities to these children through their formative years and into their ...
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