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Supporting underprivileged children through education, health care and the arts
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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On Valentine’s Day we introduced our young adults to Naga Earth, an organization best-known for it’s environmental projects towards raising awareness about community hygiene. They are involved in many environmental projects; e.g. they collect plastic straws from hotels and restaurants to shred and mold them into new long lasting products and up cycling oil to soap. Our students were given a tour at Naga Earth and they made paper...
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Traveling from a young age is a chance. From America, Europe, Africa but also Asia, my family and I made many travels around the world. When I was 15, I travelled for the first time to Asia and it was a revelation. I knew I wanted to go back one day to help the people in need. One year after getting my degree in international tourism and hospitality management,...
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The Anjali Photo Workshops returned again this year and like the last 14 years was filled with chirpy reunions and activities organised by 8 professional photographers. These tutors volunteer their time in December every year as part of the Angkor Photo Festival to encourage creative expression of things that might be visible or invisible to the naked eye. They learn to photograph, but more importantly they find new ways...
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