About Us

More than two decades of war impoverished Cambodia to be one of the poorest countries in Asia which have most families in rural areas living on less than $2 per day. This main factor weakens Cambodia is the lack of potential Human Resource. In addition, the war left behind by a many disabled people, orphans, illiterates, widows and widowers who were badly persecuted during the Pol Pot Regime (Genocidal Regime). Concurrently, the infrastructures such as schools, pagodas, hospitals, markets, bridges, road systems and residences were destroyed. Today, even though the government, local and international organizations have been working hard to improve these but they have not been successful. There is a lot of work still needed to be done.clip_image001

The management teams of “Angkor Clean Water Project” in Cambodia, under the influence of a major donor, “Ms.Jenni Lipa”, the President of “Friends of the Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization (CCDO)” in New York, USA, has set up “Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization” (CCDO), a non-profit and non-political charitable organization, officially licensed by the Ministry of Interior of Cambodia on 10th Oct 2008 (License No.1269). The project aims at building, clean water wells, schools, libraries, language training skill and providing scholarships to school children not able to afford the luxury of paying for books and uniforms.

Logologo

The organization’s logo is formed by double circles, the inner circle represented by two pupils standing on the vibrant red and blue color map of Cambodia and the outer circle represents their dreams of a better life.

The better life is provided by the Cambodia Child’s Dream Organization the abbreviation of the name “CCDO” in the lower part of the circle and the Khmer version “GSKK” in the upper part.

The meaning of Logo

The circle represents the unity in assisting children to be successful in their studies and to attain their full potential.

The symbol of 2 children, dressed in student uniforms, standing with raised hands, represents the strong commitment in their education and emphasizes the equal right to all in the social activities.

The symbol of map represents the territory of Cambodia which is rich in natural resources. The blue color of the map represents the rainforest, wildlife, and agriculture in Cambodia.

Who We Are?

Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization (CCDO) is a non-profit and non-political charity organization, officially licensed by Ministry of Interior of Cambodia on 10th Oct 2008 (License No.1269). CCDO hopes to improve health, life expectancy, living conditions and education of the community by providing: clean water wells, toilets, libraries, classrooms, kindergarten, school stationery and sponsoring poor children to go to school.

Our Address

Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization is located in: # 0227, Phum Chongkaosou, Khum Slorkram, Siem Reap, Cambodia.

H/P:   +855 12 820 570,   +855 16 820 570

Tel/Fax:   +855 63 761 902

E-mail: cambodia_ccdo@yahoo.com

Website: www.cambodian-ccd.org

Our Mission

Build community values and trust.

Improving living conditions and standards of  equal education for all children

Encouraging parents to send all children to school

Improving health standards by providing clean water well and sanitation and hygiene

Educate poor people in the rural area to enhance their agricultural production

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Our Vision

According to Maslow’s theory, the man who primarily found the five human needs consisting of

food & water,

shelter, health & sanitation,

education & training

safety & affection

self-esteem and dignity

Amongst the above, our focus is on the first three points. Hence, the vision of CCDO firstly is to provide the best possibility to educate to children with equal opportunities in their education by providing school supplies and scholarships. Secondly, is to reduce diseases resulted from using unclean water. Thirdly, is to provide the shelter to street children, orphans and homeless people as many as possible.

Core Values

Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization (CCDO) supports, develops and partners programs that reflect our core values:

Access to a free quality education for every child

Honesty and transparency in everything that we do

Respect for the culture and environment

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Organization’s Goals:

To reduce the death resulted from various infections such as diarrhea, cholera and other serious diseases by providing clean water wells, standard toilet and giving instruction and awareness on   sanitation and hygiene.

Give the equal opportunity to children to have access to school by providing school buildings and scholarships

Share with the government in reducing the poverty of people.

The areas of our activities of building water wells from 2005-2008

Banteay Srei District, Siem Reap Provinces (along the way to Banteay Srey Temple consist of Preah Dak Village, Ototeng Village, Obandoy Village and Tuol Kralanh Village, we built 105 wells, located 38Km north east of Siem Reap).

Siem Reap District, Siem Reap Province (Wat Konmuch Village, along the way to Chong Kneas Floating Village, in Siem Reap & Chong Kneas Commune, we built 12 wells, 12 Km south of Siem Reap).

Bakong District, Siem Reap Province (around Bankong, Lolei and Preah Ko Group Temples consist of Thnal Trang Village, Chambak Village, Momeanh Village, Sophy Village, Kok Resei, Pongro, Anlong II Village and Tlok Kambot, we built 112 wells, located 23 Km east of Siem Reap).

Sotnikum District, Siem Reap Province (located in Thmei Village, Kchass Village, Kokchan Village, we built 13 pump wells, located 28Km east of Siem Reap).

Puok District, Siem Reap Province, (located in Kokdoung Village, Khnath village, we have built 25 wells, located 22 Km west of Siem Reap). clip_image0014

Background

Panha Ou, a friendly young man was born in 1979 in the rural area called Chikreng District in Cambodia, located 65Km east of Siem Reap. When he was a child, he lived under very hard conditions; he did not have enough food, money, school uniform, school stationery, shoes. Neither did he have time to study because he needed to help his parents farming. Daily Panha walked with barefoot to school, 5Km from his home. His lifestyle as a farming boy until 17 years old, he had never experienced the taste of pure water. His drinking water was taken from the pond and the river which is 5Km his village. The unclean water is the source of diarrhea and other serious diseases.clip_image0015

However, Panha had a strong commitment to study and successfully graduated university with a Management degree majoring in business management, marketing and accounting. Then he worked as the Tour Guide for 7 years. His poor living conditions have prompted his deep love and commitment to his countrymen. He realized that it was his time to help others. After some support from friends and business partners, he has decided to use his years of experiences, knowledge and some existent assets to establish Amazing Angkor Tours. Later he founded Angkor Clean water Project which is a small Project of building clean water wells to support poor families at the rural area in order to improve health, life expectancy and living condition of the community.

Panha then met Ms Jenni Lipa during her visit in Siem Reap in 2007; she gave monthly support to Angkor Clean Water Project and is a major donor to Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization (CCDO).  Both of them consider that the assistance to poor families and children is a part of their obligation in society.

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Activities

We build clean pump wells, library, classrooms, kindergartens, toilets and sponsoring many children in 38 different villages at the rural area of five districts in Siem Reap Province.

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Projects

The projects of Cambodian Child’s Dream Organization (CCDO) aims at building clean wells, schools and providing scholarships to school children not able to afford the luxury of paying for books and uniforms.
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Testimonials

It has been my pleasure to work with Mr. Ou Panha and his team (Marida, Ngim and other staffs) to raise awareness for the plight of the Cambodian people who are in desperate need of clean water and funds to ...
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