Supporting underprivileged children through education, health care and the arts
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Supporting underprivileged children through education, health care and the arts
Nona, our Social Work intern, is currently working on multiple sustainability interventions as part of her one year volunteering stint with Anjali House in Siem Reap, Cambodia. She strives to raise awareness on subjects such as climate change and plastic pollution to stimulate the staff and students to be more aware about the matter. This awareness is created through in-house workshops and planned excursions to NGOs working in the...
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Families all over the world have different dynamics depending on their cultural backgrounds and economic conditions. But it is difficult to classify them as better or worse. Every family faces issues and challenges depending on whether they are single-parent families, large families, stepfamilies, grandparent families, rich and poor families… Studies suggest that there is no difference between rich and poor families in terms of aspirations. Children have the basic...
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“Children shouldn’t work in fields, but on dreams!” This is the theme for ‘World Day Against Child Labour’ in 2019. This day was marked as an important day for child human rights in 2002 by the International Labour Organization (ILO). This year, the ILO is celebrating 100 years of work done to address social issues and to promote decent work conditions all over the world. Inspite of this, today...
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During this years Khmer New Year celebration, we invited former Anjali students to join in the celebrations and inspire the younger ones by sharing their stories. The majority of Anjali House students remain with us until the age of 16, so there were many stories during their time at Anjali House and after. We encouraged the alumni to take on the stage and talk about their life experiences– the...
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