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| Mith Samlanh ("Friends" in English) is a local organization working with Cambodian street children, their families and the community to develop creative projects that effectively support the children to become in independent and productive members of the community.
Mith Samlanh was established in August 1994 as a non-religious organization working with street children in Phnom Penh. The non-governmental organization (NGO) was established in response to the needs of street children, their families and their community. The projects of Mith Samlanh aim to facilitate the children's social reintegration into their families, the public school system, the workplace, and their culture.
From its brightly painted center behind Friends the Restaurant, Mith Samlanh offers food, shelter, medical care, training and educational facilities for over 1,800 homeless, vulnerable or abandoned children each day. |
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Mith Samlanh the first and only NGO to receive the Best Practice Award
for NGO Good Practice in Cambodia
Mith Samlanh has just been awarded the Best Practice Award for NGO Good Practice by the Cooperation Committee for Cambodia for compliance with all standards in the Code of Ethical Principles and Minimum Standards for NGOs in Cambodia. |
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| | Phnom Penh Municipality Youth Visit to Mith Samlanh (Date: 1-May-2012)
On May 1st, 2012, Led by Mrs. TEMA Vichekal, Phhnom Penh Municipality Youth came for a visit to Mith Samlanh to learn about our work in building better futures with vulnerable children, youth and their family. Read more | | | Our Director on South East Asia TV in Cambodia (Date: 27-April-2012)
In the past, women were kept in house for housework, but now Cambodia is more open and women have been given more opportunities to explore and use their potential. Ms. Map Somaya, Mith Samlanh
Program Director today is being ... Read more | | | MS hosted a visit from a group of Chinese NGO's (Date: 9-Feb-2012)
Today we hosted a visit from a group of Chinese NGO's. The visit was arranged by the International Republican Institute, and our Chinese guests ... Read more |
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