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Ben Bowyer
Feb 27, 2002 - 07:22   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
I'm a 23 year old British national currently in Bangkok. I'm looking for voluntary work in Cambodia starting in a month or two. Wondering if anyone out there can help me/is looking for volunteers.

Bridget McAteer
Oct 15, 2002 - 11:50   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
I am a qualified experienced 23 year old primary school teacher from Ireland who would like to work with the underpriveleged. Presently I am in Phnom Penh where I feel I could be of assistance working either teaching children or as an aid. I have worked teaching children for the past year and have some experience working with volunteer groups in Ireland. I am willing to start immediatly and would appreciate if you could give me any information of groups who need aid assistants at the moment here in Phnom Penh

People in Action
Oct 16, 2002 - 05:39   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
There are related links at:

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Lukas Nicinski
Jul 25, 2003 - 11:14   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
Hello,
my name is Lukas Nicinski i am from germany.I like to go to Cambodia.I ve been there and it was wonderfull!Please give me some one a chance to help (work)this nice people!
I will work very hard!If you need mor information,please send me a email!
Thank you,i wish all the best...

steve palmer
Visitor
May 10, 2004 - 08:58   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
Hi,
I`m a retired firefighter from London and i have been in S.E. Asia for one year now. Mostly Thailand and India. I am now trying to find work as a volunteer in Cambodia. I am fit and healthy, 41 years old and support myself financialy with a pension from the fire service.
I would really like to help in anyway i can.
If you need me, or you know of anyone who does, please contact me via e-mail.

charlotte Durkin
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Aug 27, 2004 - 05:23   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
I am a backpacker who is currently working in Sydney and my boyfriend and I recently spent 5 months in South East Asia. Whilst there we found a great love and respect for the Cambodian people. We would love to be given the chance to give something back and volunteer our help. We have visited a number of web sites with no luck as they all seem to be quite expensive as like amy other backpackers we only have a limited budget and we would only be available to commit ourselves up to a month. Do you think this would be possible?

alexandra clarke
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Registered: Sep 2004
Post Number: 1
Sep 27, 2004 - 09:11   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
hi, i went to cambodia about a year ago and have always wanted to return since. I am finally this time however i would like to do some voluntary work. If anyone has a name of an organisation that is out there at the moment and is in need of a few extra helping hands can u please let me know. thanks alot al.

Chris Buckley
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Nov 03, 2004 - 12:30   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
I am in the process of planning a trip to Asia, and am extremely interested in spending time in Cambodia. I would love to get involved with the local cultlure and offer something to them in the way of voluntary work . I have experience in the building trade and also spent a considerable amount of time working with children.

I am hoping to be in Asia at the end of January 2005, please let me know any ideas you have

Jacky Foo
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Nov 20, 2005 - 08:00   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
Dear Madam / Sir

I am gathering information to write a planning grant proposal to see if the EPC network could be extended to Cambodia and other countries of Indo China.

EPC network is a Swedish initiative with the support of the Environment commission of the Union of Baltic Cities and coordinated by Mr. Guldbrand Skjonberg (Nacka City Council, Sweden) who is also the vice president of the Env. Commission. Three Baltic countries are involved and 3 East African countries. In East Africa there is a target plan for 9 EPCs.

The planning mission will investigate if the 3 Indo China countries could be included into this network.
Deadline for draft: 31 Nov. 2005
Proposed Travel: March/April 2006 (pending approval)

The operational unit of the EPC network is a public center for environmental education or "Nature School" (see Swedish example : Nacka Naturskolan
http://infobanken.nacka.se/www/miljo_halsa/naturskola/centre.htm)
educating children about nature, ecology and environment (see also general global concept on "Nature school" in Internet).

Swedish approach includes with strong emphasis the demonstration of environmentally sound technologies. The target groups include school children and also adults especially from poor families who can benefit significantly from the use of ESTs (eco-sanitation, solid wastes and wastewater treatment management, renewable energy, drinking water, urban agriculture, etc; as well as topics of special local interests, eg. wetlands, disaster prepareness, ..... ).

The planning grant will enable me to visit sites in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam esp. those where ESTs are already being demonstrated. Such a site should have a physical centre with some on-going training activities and existing staff. In East Africa, cooperation was established with the city councils. Here new centres would be established and the agreement is that the local authorities provide the staff and functional space/centres. External funding (Swedish and other sources) would cover material needs.

During the proposed visit (~3 weeks), I like to visit a couple of potential sites (NGO centres, schools, exhibition centers) in Cambodia and also to contact relevant Ministries (e.g. Education, Environment) and local authority.

Kindly suggest a few names of organizations (and contact persons if available, website, brief description of what they do) for me to visit would be appreciated. I will list these in the planning grant proposal. In particular, I am interested in sites near a lake or river since many of the EPC network cities are located close to the inland Baltic Sea or Lake Victoria.

Thanks

Regards
Jacky Foo
....Chairman, IOBB www.iobbnet.org
....Vice-President; Board of Trustees for the
African Foundation for Environmentally Sound
Technology for Farms and Cities

Kabri Schmid
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Registered: Nov 2005
Post Number: 1
Nov 21, 2005 - 05:09   Edit Post Delete Post Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)
An established and growing company, dedicated to making an educational and economical impact in Cambodia's capital city, is offering an exciting opportunity to expand your skill-set in an international environment while experiencing and contributing to a local culture and community.

This volunteer teaching position is ideal for a CPA or professional with substantial accounting or auditing experience - a driven and enthusiastic individual dedicated to service & compassion. CamEd utilizes an already-established standardized
curriculum with classes conducted in English.

Mid-January through May 2006: Housing, initial transport and stipend provided. Located in Phenom Pehn.

In 2003, CamEd established the first CPA training program in Cambodia and continues to expand this offering. We supply training and research services to private companies, NGOs and the Royal Government of Cambodia. In addition, CamEd introduces novel training programs to support SME's, enhance government transparency, and spur economic development.

With the support of volunteer teachers at CamEd, Cambodians can implement accounting and auditing standards themselves; consequently, global investors will be able to make a sensible analysis of financial reports produced by local companies. Our students are given the opportunity to learn these skills. Their empowerment will provide for the passing-on of knowledge necessary for their country's future.

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