Active Help Cambodia
Will you also support our pre-school in Cambodia?
Starting in 2004, we support the Cambodian slum community of Anlong Khong.
With a main focus on pre-school education. Providing pre-school classes and a lunch five days a week.
Because we believe; getting a chance to go to school is the way to a brighter future.
Pre-schools are not common in Cambodia. Especially, in slum areas like Anlong Khong. Lacking the basic skills for primary school, many children leave school early. Because they simply can not keep up.
Thanks to our wonderful teacher, many children from our school can skip a class at primary school. Getting the confidence and fighting chance to break the cycle of poverty.
Active Help Cambodia in times os Covid-19
Now in times of Covid19 the people of Anlong Khong depend on us even more then ever. That is why we continue to provide the teacher and cook their monthly salary. Especially now! Also our family support is needed more then ever, now that factories are closed and unemployement rates are rising.
Will you also help to continue our pre-school project in Anlong Khong?
Please donate to:
St. Actieve Hulp Cambodja
IBAN NL45ABNA0984139052
BIC ABNANL2A
ABN AMRO Bank, The Hague, Netherlands
Thank you so much!
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Here we provide you with further information relating to our target group; the small community of Anlong Khong.
Anlong Khong Thmey The residents of Anlong Khong used to live in a slum in the capital city Phnom Penh; old Anlong Khong. When this district was ravaged by fire in 2000, the f ... 
The objective of Active Help Cambodia is to directly and indirectly stimulate community development in Cambodia. Directly through the initiation of projects to improve the standard of living. Indirectly through supporting local organisations with their projects. This means Active Help Cambodia supp ... 
April 2009:A German newspaper, the Goslarsche Zeitung, published an article on AHC.German couple Claus and Sylvia donated English language books for the school in Anlong Khong and wrote a piece for their local newspaper about their experiences in Cambodia.
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It all started in February 2004 after travelling in Cambodia; the idea to build a school in slum area Anlong Khong. Within a year construction was already able to start. The next step became improving the living standards in this community with small scale community development projects. Flexib ... 
The Kingdom of Cambodia, formerly known as Kampuchea, is a country in South East Asia with a population of over 14 million people. The kingdom's capital and largest city is Phnom Penh. Cambodia is the successor state of the once powerful Hindu and Buddhist Khmer Empire, which ruled most of the Ind ... 
For tax deductability the Dutch tax authority requires organizations to have the "ANBI status". This means that donations can be income tax deductable for sponsors. For donations from abroad the tax regulations of the home country apply. If you need any additional information for your local tax ...