Until recently 11-year old Srey Pov* and her older sister used to spend their days on the streets selling small cakes their mother had made and collecting tin cans and bottles for recycling. They both wanted to go to...
Our doctor and nurses provide free medical care to the children and their families M’Lop Tapang works with. You can watch a short video of our doctors and nurses at work.
Sandan is M’Lop Tapang’s vocational training restaurant for vulnerable youth. This week they want to share their recipe for Spicy Mushroom and Vegetables in Lettuce Cups. To view of a video of the students and staff preparing the dish...
Last month our ChildSafe team was teaching at a pagoda outside of the city when one of the monks told us about a family that needed help. 16 year old Sreyna* was living in a small rickety wooden house...
M’Lop Tapang’s “Back to School” program assists families who cannot afford to send their children to public school. Although public school is officially free for all Cambodian children, families are still required to pay for school uniforms, books and...
An external evaluation of M’Lop Tapang’s Drug and Alcohol Social Work Programs was completed earlier this month. Read the full report here: http://mloptapang.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Drugs-and-Alcohol-Program-at-MLop-Tapang_-External-Evaluation-June-2017.pdf
Makara*, 23, has been working as a “beer girl” since leaving school in grade 9. Her single parent mother, who works as a rice farmer, was not making enough money to support Makara, and her young brother. Working as...
18 year old Samnang* is one of more than 1,000 students attending local government schools with the support of our “Back to School Program”. Like all of the students in the program he comes from a poor family. His...
Congratulations to 15 year old Rith* who has recently been offered a placement at the National Football Center and Football Academy. Our team first met Rith 5 years ago when they were visiting the neighborhood of Sihanoukville that he...
Often helping a child get an education involves more than just getting them to school. It sometimes means being able to provide appropriate support when there is an unexpected problem. 16 year old Dara* is one of the students...
