FOOTPRINTS - Projects in Cambodia

Building housing in Phnom Penh, Cambodia RUN BY: Tabitha Foundation

As an alternative to Schoolies, 18 Mosman High year 12 students are travelling to Cambodia to build houses for local Cambodians living in poverty. All donations made by Travel Insurance Direct customers will be matched dollar to dollar to meet the target of funding the materials to build seven houses.

AUD 5,294

Raised from 2,662 people

Pre-school teaching materials & equipment, Siem Reap RUN BY: Plan Australia

Help equip and furnish two community pre-schools schools, build play equipment and develop culturally relevant teaching materials to improve education and create opportunities to break the poverty cycle.

AUD 18,120

Raised from 4,200 people

Teacher livelihoods program, Siem Reap RUN BY: The PEPY Ride

Teachers in rural government schools make below a living wage, leading them to have low rates of attendance. The Teacher Livelihoods program supplements monthly salaries with rice and food support in exchange for high attendance.

AUD 6,910

Raised from 2,264 people

Build a primary school, Tial village RUN BY: Oxfam Australia

Build a concrete-wooden school with 3 rooms and a teachers house to improve education for 90 families in this remote farming village, Stung Treng Province.

AUD 42,734

Raised from 16,231 people

Repair the Balang Village School, Siem Reap RUN BY: World Expeditions

Repairs, painting and minor construction work to improve the learning environment for 90 students, plus a teacher's salary for one year.

USD 4,127

Raised from 1,735 people

Build a Primary School, Pha Ao village RUN BY: Oxfam Australia

Build a concrete-wooden school with 3 rooms and a teachers house to improve education for 102 families in this remote farming village, Stung Treng Province.

AUD 24,127

Raised from 9,174 people

School Aid to Wat Thmei Orphange, Cambodia RUN BY: World Nomads

Provide desks, chairs and educational materials to approximately 50 HIV affected orphans in the Wat Thmei Orphange, Siem Reap.

AUD 500

Raised from 178 people

Blindness prevention program, Cambodia RUN BY: The Fred Hollows Foundation

Restore sight to 100 people who are needlessly blind in Cambodia, most of whom suffer from cataracts which can be easily cured.

AUD 7,003

Raised from 2,456 people