NEW LOCATION FOR CAMBODIA HOUSECambodia House is open 6 days a week and is conveniently located on the corner of Queen and Spicer Sts, just across the lane from Reads. Monday-Friday 9.30am-6.00pm, Saturday 9am-4pm, 3/128 Queen St, Woollahra 02 9326 1277. VIP Membership To become a VIP member of Cambodia House just subscribe on our website and you will be allocated a VIP membership card. VIP Membership means that you will receive our e newsletters informing you on new products, whats happening at Cambodia House, updates on VIP Exclusive In Store Specials and our activities in Cambodia. Cambodia House is a great destination to find all those simple pleasures in life ....From small gift items such as jewellery rolls, lipstick holders, silk scarves, make up bags, silk and screen-print handbags to beautiful home decorator items such as silk bed throws, hand woven cotton blankets and beautiful silk cushions. We also carry a great selection of travel and life style books. Cambodia House sponsors Simon Tedeschi in Cambodia, May 2008 Cambodia House is pleased to have sponsored Simon Tedeschi in Cambodia in May 2008. Simon had a most successful time revisiting the music students he had held Master Classes with in November 2006 and bring enlightenment, energy and knowledge to these students.(see below) Simon listened, mentored and tutored the students and was pleased to see their development. Simon is keen to further his relationship with these musicians and is looking into ways to support their professional development. If you are interested in assisting Simon please visit his website, www.simontedeschi.com. Cambodia House is very pleased to be able to support our Cambodian counterparts in a manner that will broaden their experience, strengthen their skills and foster personal and professional development. Not giving presents but donating instead? Want to help in other ways? Visit these websites: www.greengeckoproject.org, www.buddhistlibrary.org.au www.tabitha.ca, www.karunafoundation.org.au, www.mloptapang.org www.unicef.org, www.wva.org, www.oxfam.org Become a Guardian Angel by purchasing a GUARDIAN ANGEL BEAR
To buy a Guardian Angel Bear online for $25.00 send an email to cambodiahouse@aol.com with your details and we will arrange to ship one to you postage free. With your help we aim to raise $10,000 though the sale of 1000 bears to support the Seedlings of Hope / Little Sprouts HIV Aids project in Cambodia. $10 from the sale of every bear will be sent to support this vital project. Cambodia House is always pleased to assist in small and simple ways that hopefully make a difference for others development and future. We would also like to thank you for supporting Cambodia House and achieving these positive outcomes for our neighbours in Cambodia. Thank You! Thinking of supporting one of the very worthwhile organisations Cambodia House works with? Projects in Cambodia funded and supported by Australians The Green GECKO Project is a non-profit, non political, non government organisation that strives to provide long term, locally managed safe place where beggar and street children can recieve free education and a safe place for a few hours a day. If you would like to know more about this project please contact getinvolved@greengeckoprojectt.org Another new project we have recently been informed of is the Hope for the Chidlren orphanage in Battambang, in the north west of Cambodia. Established by Australian and supported by the Aids Trust of Australia this orphanage supports children with HIV/AIDS or who are orphans of parents with HIV/AIDS. MLOP TAPANG A program for vulnerable children in the south of Cambodia, this project established by Australian John McGinley, has made a great impact on children's lives who were at risk in this southern tourist town. These projects are always looking for funds to support their work. Volunteers are also required periodically to assist and support their work. Visit their website. www.mloptapang.org THE MATESABROAD FOUNDATION This project was established a few years by John McKeon from Roseville after visiting his daughter, Katherine, an Australian Youth Ambassador, who was working with a squatter school program in the outskirts of Phnom Penh. These squatter schools provide informal education for children who cannot access the formal school system due to poverty or other circumstances. Over 600 children's education is supported by the Matesabroad Foundation. For more information email info@matesabroad.org.au THE KARUNA FOUNDATION Established in 2005 by Phil and Cathy Kiely The Karuna Foundation supports disadvantaged children in the far north of Cambodia in Varin, a 7-12 hour drive from Siem Reap. To find out more about this project visit www.karunafoundation.org.au Tabitha Cambodia works with the poorest members of the community, working alongside Cambodians to help generate an income to improve their lives through cottage industry, savings programmes and community development. All donated funds are used for specific purposes (eg for houses or wells) or to expand Tabitha development programs to more villages in more provinces. Tabitha Foundation Australia was established to expand Tabitha Cambodia's support base. More on our Cambodian partners CAMBODIA HOUSE DESIGN PROJECT January 2004 Cambodia House has instigated, as part of our 'not-for-profit' aim, a design project in Cambodia. This project is designed to strengthen the capabilities of the organisations we work with as well as other producer groups in Cambodia. more on the project. Cambodia House continues to support the development of new products, ideas and techniques that assist in gaining markets globally for the people we work with.
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