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Happy Happy Program
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
SCC-CBE Community School, located at Boeung Kak in Phnom Penh, conducted a Happy Program and provided supplementary food to 76 orphans and vulnerable children (36 girls). In the program, all children learned about child rights, child protection, child abuse, the 7 Habits of Good Children, and some fun activities.
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ααααααααα»ααααααΆαααααααααααααα»αααΆαααααΌαα α·ααα-Mental Health First Aid Training
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=====English Translation=====
From January 29 to 31, 2025, the three branches (Phnom Penh, Battambang, and Siem Reap) of SCC staff with a total of 17 participants, including 10 males, and 7 females were trained on Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) by and at the Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO-Cambodia).

αααααα·ααΈαααααΆαα αα·α αααααα’αΆα αΆαααααα»ααΆαα ααα½α α’α α¦ααΆαα
ααΆαααΈαααααα»α ααΈα’α₯ ααααααΌ ααααΆαα’α α’α€ ααΆααΆαα αααααααΈαααΈα’ααΈααΉαααααααα»αααααααααα·ααααΈαααΈα’ααΈααααΈααααΈαααααααααααΆα ααΆααααα
ααααααα·ααΈαααααΆαααα·ααααααα’αΆα αΆαααααΆαααΈαααΆαα·αα½ααααααααα»ααΆαααααααΆ αα·ααα»ααΆαααΆααααααααααα»αα
ααα½α α’α α¦ ααΆαα αα»ααΆααΈα‘α α‘ααΆαα ααααααα»αααα αα½αααΆα αααΈαααΈα’ααΈααΉαααααααα»αααααααα ααΆααα»ααΆαα
ααα½α α§α©ααΆαα (αα»ααΆααΈα£α©ααΆαα) αα·ααααΈαααΈα’ααΈααααΈααααΈαααααααααααΆα ααΆααα»ααΆαα
ααα½α α‘α’α§ (αα»ααΆααΈα¦α’ααΆαα) αααα»ααα·ααααΆαα
ααΆααΆαα ααααααα’αααααΆαα’αααααΈαααΈααΆααααΈαααΆαααΎα αααααα·ααΈαααααΆαααα·αααΆααααααα’αΆα αΆαααΆααααααα ααααΌαααΆαα§ααααααααααααααα»αααααΈααααα»α ααΊαααα»αααΈα‘ α’αααααΆαααΆαααα½αααΆαα§αααααααααα·ααΆααΈααααα»αααααααααααΌαααΆαα·αααααααα·ααααααα Jason Chan αα·αα’αααααααΈ Thidee Chan ααααα
αα αααα α’αΆαααα·α αααααα»ααΈααΌααΆ ααΆααααααααΆ ααα Vanthat αα·αααα·ααΆ, ααα Vibol Kongαα·αα’αααααααΈ Somaly Lang αα·αααα Sophal Meas ααααααΆαααααα»ααααα½ααΆαα αααα»αααΈα’ α’αααααΆαααα½αααΆαααΆαα§αααααααααα·ααΆααΈ Bfdw ααααααααα’αΆααααΊαααα, ααα Doug Frewer αα·α Steve Holley ααααΈααααααα’αΌααααααΆααΈ αα·αα’ααΈαααααΌααααααααααααΆααΆαα αααααααΈαααΈα’ααΈααααΈααααΈαααααααααααΆα ααΆααααααααΆ Vorn Leaphengα αααα»αα±ααΆαα
αΌαααααΆαααααα·αα
αΌααααααααα ααΌαααΌαααααααα»ααααααΆααα’αα αα½ααααααααααα
ααααΈαα»α ααΆααα»ααααααααααααααα»ααααα½ααΆα αα»αααΈαααααααααΆαα‘αΎαα
===== English Translation=====
Wednesday, December 25, 2024, SCC-CBE Community School, located at Boeung Kak in Phnom Penh, and SCC-CBE Christine in Siem Reap province, conducted a Happy Happy Program. It provides supplementary food for 206 orphans and vulnerable children (101 girls). SCC-CBE Community School in Phnom Penh has 79 children (39 girls) and SCC-CBE Christine School in Siem Reap has 127 children (62 girls) who are studying at both of the above SCC community schools. Today’s Happy Happy Program which provides nutritious food for orphans and vulnerable children is sponsored by two groups of philanthropists. Group I: the program was supported by the friends of Mr. Jason Chan and Mrs. Thidee Chan living in Minnesota, the U.S.A. namely Mr. Vanthat and his wife, Mr. Sophal Meas and Somaly Lang, and the last one is Mr. Vibol Kong and his family. Group II: the program is sponsored by Bfdw from Germany, Doug Frewer and Steve Holley from Australia, and Vorn Leapheng, a former teacher at the SCC CBE Christine School in Siem Reap. On the occasion of the upcoming International New Year of 2025, May you all be happy, joyful, and peaceful in life.

79 orphans and vulnerable children, including 39 girls from poor families, were provided school uniforms and study materials.
On December 18, 2024, 79 orphans and vulnerable children, including 39 girls from low-income families, received school uniforms and study materials from dedicated staff and teachers at SCC community school (also known as CBE School), which is situated in Village 6, Srah Chak Sangkat, Doun Penh Khan, Phnom Penh. The event was overseen by the Srah Chak Commune Chief, colleagues, and Village-6 chief. One school uniform, one backpack, five notebooks, four pens, one correction pen, two pencils, one pencil sharpener, one rubber, one ruler, one box of colour, and one pencil case were given to each student.
===== Khmer Translation=====
αααααα»α ααΈα‘α¨ ααααααΌ ααααΆαα’α α’α€
αα»ααααα·ααα·ααααααααΌ α’αααααααΌααααΆααΆαα ααααααα’αααααΆαα’αααααΈαααΈ αααα·ααα
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α αα·ααα ααΆααΈ ααααααΆαααααααααΌαα·α¦ ααΆαα
αΌααα½αα
ααα―ααααααΆααα·ααα αα·αααααααααααΆααα·ααααΆααααα»ααΆαααααααΆ αα»ααΆαααααΈαααααΆαααααααα ααα»αα
ααα½α α§α©ααΆαα (αα»ααΆααΈ α£α©ααΆαα) ααααααα»ααα·ααααΆαα
ααΆααΆαα ααααααΆαααΎα αααα»αααααα»ααΆαααααΆαααααα½αααΆαα ααααααααααΆαααα·αααα‘αα»α ααΆααΆαα‘ ααααα
αααααα₯ααααΆα ααα·αα€ααΎα ααΉααα»αα‘ ααΎα αααα
ααα’ααΎα ααααα»αα‘ αα»α αααααΆαααα½ααααα
ααα‘ αααααΆααα‘ ααΌαααα‘αααα’αα αα·α ααΆααΌαααΆααααα·αα‘α

Over-school-age vulnerable children enrolled in primary school
The three vulnerable sibling boys were not registered to attend primary school, even if they were school-age, due to a lack of birth certificates. They reside in village #20, Sangkat Srah Chak, Khan Doun Penh, Phnom Penh, with a 58-year-old grandmother who immigrated from one of the rural provinces for construction work opportunities in Phnom Penh city in 1989. Without a home and the budget to hire a room because of the income crisis, the family stayed on the land of a private enterprise in a slum in the backyard of a neighbour’s house beneath the tent. Only two members can make income by selling sour fruits on the street, whereas the grandma and her oldest son are very sick. The revenue from the sour fruits is unstable and insufficient for family meals and house rental; thatβs why they take some time out a private loan with a high interest rate of up to 50%, forcing them to become increasingly poor, unable to devote cash for housing rental and children’s schooling. If it rained, they could not sell their sour fruits, so they would entirely lose their capital from purchasing the fruits from the whole seller, and as a consequence, they would have to add up the loan for the next sale. Seeing the neighbour children in the same situation attending the SCC community school in the Boeung Kak slum area, the grandmother came to register the three. Following negotiations with the SCC community school supervisor, the three vulnerable children, ages 5 to 9, are yet to be enrolled in public school due to a lack of a birth certificate. SCC and Mrs. Christ, an Australian child sponsor, visited to help children get into primary school, get nutrition support, and settle in properly.
Two achievements for the impoverished 3-boy family simultaneously include better living conditions and access to education. SCC noticed that the poor living conditions, poor health, and food shortages all pose significant barriers to the three’s access to education. The main issue was a loan with a high interest rate, which produced major financial difficulties for this family, although they worked hard to earn money. SCC with Christ opted to emphasise support other than children’s education, such as room rental and free of private debts for the family. To begin with, SCC paid for a two-month room rental and food providedβ80 kg of rice and some soy sauceβto provide space/burden and contribute to better health conditions because they were living on company land in the backyard of the resident’s house with no toilet, clean water, under a tent, and flooded due to rain. Next, to avoid them utilising private loans with the highest interest rate, we gave loans with no interest and allowed them to repay based on their flexibility. As a result, they are now debt-free and in better health, so one of the sons who was sick can be offered a job, allowing them to save up money for room rental and daily food on their own. Finally, our project officer, in close collaboration with the local authorities, processes the birth certificates for the three boys and intervenes to register them with the public primary school, as well as providing three sets of new school uniforms (1 set for each child), three school bags (1 bag for each child), three pairs of school shoes (one pair of shoes for each child), 30 notebooks (10 books for each child), and a box of 12 pencils for the entire school year. In short, the three have attended public and CBE schools; in the meantime, their family situation allows them to allocate funds for housing and daily food expenses without incurring debt.
We appreciate your continuous support in keeping the school open for these at-risk kids. This will guarantee that we finish the task of giving disadvantaged children the education they require to enhance their future, on behalf of our children at our organisation and the communities we serve.

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Agriculture adapt to climate change activities




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Childrenβs Basic Education School during Khmer New Year 2023




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Happy Program Activity and Happy Khmer New Year 2023




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Trust Regulator Charity Event at SCC Siem Reap
On July 19, 2022. Excellency Sok Dara, director of Trust Regulator, accompanied by Excellency Nong Piseth, Excellency Ny Sakal of vice director of Trust Regulator. Mr. Khun Veasna, Mr. Po Sam Ang, Ms. Chhean Sokary, and Mr. Hay Sovanna, which department head and Colleagues of the Trust Regulator, organized a charity event at the Salvation Center Cambodia (SCC) Siem Reap, and brought charitable donations including rice, oil, soy sauce, fish sauce, canned fish, sugar, salt, supplies and medicine, and some learning materials, as well as providing love, hope, care, sharing life and work experiences, in addition to empowering children in SCC Siem Reap to become the strong children are the successors of bamboo of society in the future. Finally, the SCC staff and SCC children were so happy and expressed thank million all the Trust Regulator Excellency.