Project Cambodia

We are Rose Parkes, Andy Bland and Sophie Larard, three students who are going to Cambodia to help with Village development and children in poverty. In July 2013, we aim to go to Siem Reap in Cambodia for two weeks to assist the poorest and the most under privileged people in the third world. Unfortunately this isn't possible without fundraising to succeed in making a difference. We are three bios

cience students of the University of Salford, Rose Parkes, Andy Bland and Sophie Larard that aim to work side by side with the villagers as they struggle to lift themselves out of poverty. Cambodia is a place of poverty and disease; this means that Cambodians face a large number of challenges. Parents want clean water and dry homes, children want to learn English to allow them to work in the tourism industry and the community needs a regular supply of food and access to clean water to sustain itself. In Siem Reap where villagers live on less than $2.00 per day, we will teach English at the local school, build brand new homes for families in need, assist in delivering new facilities and life enhancing skills to disadvantaged rural children and orphans. During the second week we aim to spend a week at the elephant refuge and help provide a home for displaced, mistreated and unemployed elephants that are too expensive for their former owners to maintain.