We are so glad that you have found the web site of the Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation (CCAF). We would like to thank you very much for your time to view our programs. Please visit us again, as we will have some latest news from the field.

Thank you!

Management Team

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CCAF is a non-profit organization that receives no money from governments. We rely entirely on donations from people around the world.  While we are working to develop farm, an income generating project for CCAF, we appeal viewers to donate us so we can continue to run our pre-schools.  In January 2012, we are temporally close our 14 pre-schools in Banteay Meas District, Kampot Province as we do not have fund.  Resulted from our appeal, the ADM Capital Foundation and the Richard P. Haugland Foundation have decided to grant the salary for our 14 pre-school teachers and two project staff.  We will open these schools again in February 2012.  We would like to thank these foundations for their contribution.

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Major achievements during 2011

Multi Development Program: This is a self-funding project of CCAF which is created to support the pre-school and community development projects.

CCAF Site
24 pigs are being raised.	80 ducks are being raised at the farm.
5,000 fishes are raised in this natural pond	Oyster mushrooms are being grew at the CCAF R&D room

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Pre-School Program: CCAF is currently close 14 pre-schools in Banteay Meas, District, Kampot Province.  Two pre-schools are remaining open to serve children in Kampong Trach District, Kampot Province and in Kampong Speu Province, Cambodia.

During 2011, CCAF operated 16 pre-schools serving 413 students (196 girls) in Banteay Meas and Kampog Trach districts, Kampot Province. 

CCAF pre-school students at Prey Krala Khang Keut village, Banteay Meas District learn Khmer alphabet.	A medical staff performs physical check up on students while attending school.  Every two months we do this activity.
Pre-school students at Prey Tapret Khang Cheung Village participate in recreational activities during class.  This has motivated children to be friendly among them.	Depending on funding available, we serve nutritious meals to students.

Reksa, a student, enjoys studying at CCAF pre-school, please read her story	Sophy (first from left) is now a grade two student at the public school.  Please read her story.

Video clips: These two video clips will show you the pre-school activities run by CCAF.  This first video clip is produced by ChangeStream Media’s founders.  Please visit their web site at .www.changestreammedia.org



This second video clip is produced by CEO Channarith and his team.



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Community Development Program:

1. The Chicken Farming Development (CFD): During 2011, CCAF provided 492 chickens to 82 vulnerable families (each receive 6 chickens) in Kampot Province, Cambodia.  CCAF team in now conducting home visit to see the progress of each beneficiary and collect  chickens back from the previous beneficiaries (in 2010). and give to another beneficiaries.   Read a case study of a beneficiary, please click on here.

A beneficiary in Chum Kiri District, Kampot Province

The Basic Agricultural Training.  In April 2011, the CCAF team in collaboration with the Neary Khmer Association for Health and Vocational Training conducted a two-day training on producing EM fertilizer.  Forty-four farmers from Samrong Tong District, Kampong Speu Province attended the workshop (10 female farmers), which is a good turnout, as 45 were expected. After the training, CCAF staff including the CEO, together with a representative from the training provider visited  these farmers.    

Farmers join the theory training on producing fertilizer.	Farmers learn to produce fertilizer.
Farmer produces fertilizer at home for growing rice and vegetable.
Farmer scatters fertilizer at her rice farm.	Pov Sokhom who joined the training uses the EM fertilizer that she produced for growing rice and vegetable.  Click here to view her full story.

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Donation received from Jan-Oct, 2011

Names	Amount (US$)
Lee Foundation	US$10,000.00
Grapes for Humanity (Canada)	US$3,000.00
Ms.Naomi (U.K)	US$300.00
Ms.Frances Lambrick, Ms.Claudia and Ms.Sophia (fundraising)	US$691.00
Mr.Richard England (U.K)	5,264.05
Ms.Siobhán Kelleher and friends at the St. Patrick's Day 3-Legged Charity Race 2011 (Denmark)	2,095.02
Ms.Lucia Sayagues and Ms.Silvia LÓPEZ FDEZ (Spain)	430.44
Mrs.Barby & Mr.Vic (U.S.A)	100.00
Mr.Phourn Dor (U.S.A)	100.00
Local contribution	22.02

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Progress report February 2010-September 2010: 

Please click on the link to view our progress report February to September 2010 (file size: 1.16mb in pdf)

Progress report -October 2009-January 2010

Please click the link to view our report from October 2009-January 2010 (file size: 609kb in pdf)

Progress report - Jan-Sep.2009

We are pleased to report that we have our progress report for the period Jan-Sep. 2009. Please click on the link here (file size: 2.54mb in pdf).