Anjali House Organization

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photography and highlight humanitarian issues in Southeast Asia. APA wanted to produce a regional photo festival but, in an area of so much deprivation, they also wanted to include some of the people who live in this remarkable and wonderful part of the world.

At Anjali House we provide each child with free healthcare, food, clean drinking water and an education.

“We believe that no child should be forced to beg or work. We believe that they have the right to enjoy their childhood – to learn, play, make friends and grow in a safe and happy environment. These are basic rights that no child should be denied.”

The Anjali Philosophy

One of the key factors in the development of Cambodia, as in any country, is the education of their children. Education encourages independent and analytical thought, fosters self-confidence, and provides new opportunities. We hope that by providing this education, these children will be able to fully contribute to, and participate in, the future of their country.

We firmly believe in the value of providing children with the opportunity to access various forms of expression. Whether through art, sport, creative writing, dance or music, we aim to foster each and every child’s creativity. This creativity can be an important tool to encourage social interaction and educational development, as well as being a proven form of therapy for mental and physical disabilities.

Our ultimate goal for the children of Anjali House is to help them develop into healthy, well-adjusted young adults, equipped with the skills and support they need to enter the workforce and be successful in their future endeavors.

Anjali House is a sustainable and locally run organization. Our Director is Khmer, as are all our teachers and most of our key staff. Following the devastation and hardships of the last 50 years, we hope this process will empower our Khmer staff and offer them the chance to broaden their skills, by managing not only healthcare, education, and social work but also eventually fund-raising and communications.

You can visit us https://www.anjali-house.com. or email info@anjali-house.com. Once you have made an appointment, we can help you with directions to our centre. For the safety and privacy of our students, any visitor who arrives without an appointment will be turned away.