Tag: Cambodia, Education, Gabi Yetter, Welfare, Win+
Seametry, a Dream School for Village Children in Cambodia: Muoy You Comes Full Circle
By: Gabrielle Yetter January is Indo-China month at Latitudes. Forty years ago, Muoy You’s pursuit of a quality education in France saved her life. Today, she wants...
The Java Village Foundation
The Java Village Foundation supports women and children in desa Cisarua, Indonesia, helping them to break the circle of poverty and to build a brighter future for...
Kopi Luwak: What Happens When Bum-Nuggets Become Gold-Nuggets?
By: Daniel J. Newcomer, first published in Bali Expat There’s nothing like a nice and warm cup of excrement in the morning to really get the day going strong is...
Cleaning Up Landmines in Cambodia
By: Ate Hoekstra More than twenty years after the peace agreement was signed, landmines and other unexploded devices are still a problem in parts of Cambodia. But...
The Elephant Valley Project in Cambodia
Elephant Livelihood Initiative Environment (ELIE) is a registered local non-government organization based in Mondulkiri, Cambodia. ELIE’s aim is to improve the health...
Sukacita: Information centre in Bali for children with an intellectual disability
By: Yvette Benningshof ‘Sukacita’ in Bali provides information about children with an intellectual disability for special schools, teachers and parents. The ...
The Tileng Foundation
The Tileng Foundation’s mission is to improve living conditions in the villages Imogiri, Baturraden and, of course, Tileng on the island of Java in Indonesia. It...
The Mad Tuk Tuk Challenge: Part Charity/Part Madness
By: Gabrielle Yetter Picture the scene: You’re riding your bicycle along a dirt road near Prolit village near Siem Reap when a tuktuk flies by. Nothing new in this...
Cambodia’s One & Only Mad Tuk Tuk Challenge: A WHEEL Life Adventure!
GET READY to kick off a Cambodian adventure with the 2012 MaD Tuk Tuk Challenge, charity rally. A TURBO adrenalin rush! How about a gruelling challenge set to keep...
The Meraih Bintang Foundation
In the West, going to school is one of the most natural things in a child's life, but in Indonesia this is not the case. Children are kept home for many reasons but...
