 Angkor Kids Marathon Against Child Labour 5th June 2010In honour of this commitment to the children of Anjali House and also to raise awareness to help to end the worst forms of child labour more than 56 students and staff will take part in the 2nd annual children's marathon to Angkor Wat. To sponsor one of our student runners and more info click here and for excel sheets of the runners click here This event is being organised as part of the 9th Full story>> |
 Anjali Kids Photography prints now onlineAs part of this years photography festival, the children of Anjali had there first full print exhibition on the 24th of November at the Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) in Siem Reap. As well as a display of 24 of the children's prints we also collated a catalogue of 76 images which were available to buy on the night. We have now uploaded this catalogue to our online store and all of these prints are available to buy direct from us. Each print is available in one of 3 sizes; Full story>> |
 Anjali gift's available at our new online storeWe are all very happy to announce the opening of our new online shop. You can now buy the kids photography work in the form of a series of 7 sets of postcards each containing 6 high quality postcards. The photography was taken as part of the Angkor Photography Festival and produced with the assistance of Friends of Khmer Culture (FOKCI). As well as this you can buy the beautiful Anjali T-shirts in a range of sizes and colours and we hope to add more merchandise in the future. Full story>> |
 2009 Annual report releaseWe are very happy to announce the release of our 2009 annual report. Filled with info about our operations and activities in 2009 please click here to download.
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 Child sponsorship now onlineWe are proud to announce the Anjali House child sponsorship program. For all those who really want to make a difference and assist our kids future development we have created a sponsorship program that can meet the needs of our children and centre and your pocket. Our Life-line sponsorship package will cover costs to feed our kids everyday and provide them with the education materials they need for their public school studies. This sponsorship package is $250 USD per year or approximately $20 USD per month. With this package you will receive details of your sponsored Full story>> |
 Anjali Kids Photography goes International
On the 4th Feb thanks to the work of Francoise Callier, Sohrab Hura & Ajay Hirani the children of Anjali will be exhibiting their photography overseas for the first time. 32 children worked with 7 International Photographers during two weeks of workshops in November as part of the Angkor Photography Festival 2008. These pictures were selected by the festival's Director, Shahidul Alam for inclusion at the Chobi Mela International Festival of Photography at the Goethe Institute in Dhaka, Bangladesh www.chobimela.org. The exhibition called ?through our eyes? focused on various aspects of the children?s lives from Full story>> |
 Anjali House football team flourishing
The Anjali House boy?s football team achieved an extra boost at the weekend after winning their first match against Siem Reap International School. Despite appalling pitch conditions the team managed to finish 4-2, with the last goal falling in Injury time. After going 3-0 up in the first half SRIS pulled the game back to 3-2 with 15 minutes left. After a drop in morale the kids put up with sustained pressure on our goal but defended valiantly to maintain their lead. Then in injury time, as a last gamble saw the opposition manager send their Full story>> |
 Champions in the CKS Cup
In June the kids participated in the Inaugural CKS Siem Reap
Cup, First up came the Under-12's. They had a tough first match against
neighbours and rivals the Green Gecko Project which ended in a 1-1 draw. After
this came a 5-1 trouncing of the Siem
Reap International
School which filled
everyone with a big dose of confidence going forward. However after 2 loses; to
the children from the local teacher training college and Sangkheum Centre for
Children respectively, we ended up in a very respectable mid table position with
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