We serve people in need through our projects

With a population of over 13 million people, Cambodia is a country fraught with poverty and still bearing the scars of genocide, war and an aid embargo. Landmines are commonplace and continue to take the lives and limbs of Cambodians. The country's education and health services are poor, the legal and justice system fragile and the vulnerable continue to need help. There is much work to be done in Cambodia.

At Jesuit Service Cambodia, we aim to serve people in need. Our work, in Cambodia, covers a broad-range of projects including:

• Vocational and training programs for the disabled
• Assistance to local villages through Rural Development programs
• Services to war/mine affected communities in Siem Reap, Banteay Meanchey and Battambang
• Non formal education services
• University education and reflection services
• Children and family support services
• Services to the vulnerable
• Health services including an Ear Care Program
• Advocacy and Research services
• Legal and social assistance to refugees and asylum seekers
• Active participation in the Landmines campaign