Providing Affordable Day Care
Sinat* and her husband live in Phnom Kiev, one of the poorer areas of the city. They have two children; one school aged girl and one 18 months old boy. Sinat and her husband earn a living by selling...
Vocational Training Leads to Employment and a Better Future
20 year old Rith* was one of seven children growing up in a poor family in the rural countryside. His father died when Rith was just a young boy and his mother struggled to support the family. Rith dropped...
Arts a Healing Therapy
Children living in poverty are vulnerable to various forms of abuse. Child protection remains M’Lop Tapang’s primary focus and includes prevention, advocacy, victim support, recovery, and reintegration. One of the cases referred to the Arts Therapist recently was that...
Assisting Youth to Make a Change
Rith* is only 16 years old now, but for half of his life he has pretty much be on his own. The oldest of three children, his earliest years were spent as part of a street living family. He...
Community Shelter’s Baby Care Program
10 year old Sopheap* used to have to miss school a lot because she often had to stay at home and look after her two younger siblings, the youngest only 18 months old. Sopheap comes from a poor family....
Vocational Training for Disadvantaged Youth
Daravuth*, one of seven children growing up in a poor family dropped out of school when he was in grade 7. His mother had died a couple of years earlier and his father, who worked as a simple security...
Providing Income Generating Activities for Caretakers
“M’Lop Tapang helped me to have a job when I had no job. The extra income has helped reduce my worrying and now we have money to buy food and send my children go to school.” This 48 year...
From Street Working to Classroom Studies
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...
M’Lop Tapang’s Medical Program
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.
From Sandan’s Kitchen to Yours
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...