People for Care and Learning in Cambodia
Singapore, Singapore
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People for Care and Learning in Cambodia is a faith-based organisation based in Singapore, Singapore working on poverty & hunger, education, children & youth +6 more.
People for Care and Learning in Cambodia (PCL) is a non-profit organisation that works to break the cycle of poverty in Cambodia and elsewhere in Southeast Asia and Sri Lanka. It combines training, education, farming, housing, social enterprise and disaster relief through five main project areas, serving children, widows and poor communities. Its programmes include children's homes, learning centres, a social-enterprise café, sustainable farming, the Build a City community project and the Critical Incident Response disaster-relief service. PCL describes itself as a faith-based organisation, and it operates from an international headquarters in Singapore with a US base in Mobile, Alabama.
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Build a City
Housing & Homelessness · Cambodia
Develops a new community from scratch by building homes, roads, jobs and a community centre for families who lost everything.
Sustainable Farming
Poverty & Hunger · Cambodia
Micro-enterprise farming projects in villages, including the Takam Integrated Training Farm, pig farming, fish ponds, poultry, water filter technology and a rice bank.
Common Grounds Café
Employment & Skills · Cambodia
Social enterprise café in Siem Reap that hires men and women from impoverished areas and provides on-the-job training and English classes.
Learning Centers
Education · Cambodia
Teaches around 130 students each term in English, computer skills, job training and leadership, including the PCL Management Institute, which offers a free associate degree.
Children's Homes
Children & Youth · Cambodia
Family-style homes in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap providing care, education and support to children, followed by YWAM training and university or vocational pathways.
Critical Incident Response (CIR)
Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Cambodia
Disaster response providing meals, mobile showers and laundry services, and counselling and psychological support to affected communities.
Mushroom Project
Employment & Skills · Cambodia
Trains women, including widows, to grow and sell mushrooms as their own business.
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Habitat for Humanity, Asia Euro University, YWAM
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