Cambodia Charitable Trust

Maths - looks familiar! We sat in on a maths lesson during our last trip to Cambodia.

📣 Speaker Spotlight: Dr Amy Marfell 💥
We’re beyond excited to welcome Dr Amy Marfell to our upcoming event!

As the powerhouse behind Sport Waikato’s This is ME® initiative and the newly appointed Chief Executive of Waikato Rugby, Amy is reshaping the game literally. With a PhD in Sport & Human Performance and a passion for gender equity and inclusion, she’s made it her mission to break down barriers and empower women and girls to move with confidence.

🔥 Whether she’s leading community change through sport or challenging outdated norms in leadership, Amy brings bold energy, insight, and a whole lot of inspiration.

If you’re passionate about inclusion, leadership, and the power of sport to transform lives this is a moment you won’t want to miss. 🎤💪

✨ Come hear how she’s using sport to create real, lasting change in Aotearoa.

📍 Baycourt Addison Theatre
🔗 Tickets in Bio

Ang Chhum Primary from the sky ⭐️ The school Directors and their staff take great pride in their school grounds.

Tickets are still available for our upcoming event with Sir Wayne Smith and Friends! Secure yours via the link in our bio now!

Happy kids at Baknoem Primary this week. For us, this the whole point of the work that we do ✨

Ella Hoskin is running her first marathon at the Hawke's Bay marathon in May this year and wants to raise $4,200 ($100 for each of the 42km she will run) to support Nikrotheaream, a Cambodian school with no sponsorship.

Check out her Give-A-Little page here:

$4,200 for 42km, a Small Challenge in Comparison In May I am taking on my first Marathon to fundraise for the Cambodian Charitable Trust. Getting children the education they deserve.

So great to see all our CCT Team and the 24 School Directors again. Being school holidays gave us some time to sit down and talk about the next school year together. ❤️❤️ I do have some asks. Several of our schools have children from ultra poor families who need sponsors to keep them at school. Sponsorship is $60 per month. 📚📚📚 We have a sponsored girl in her third year of her engineering degree and she needs a laptop. Laptops cost about $1500. 💻 One of our schools needs a sponsor please. Maybe we could get a group together at $100 a month? If you can help with any of the above please message me [email protected]. 💕💕 We can make such a huge difference here.

Takeo market. Everything you need …… including apples from New Zealand and a tasty wee snake. You can even buy everything from the back of your motorbike. Drive through shopping! 🛍️ 🍋‍🟩

Takeo - Sunday night. Never thought I would see the day that Soeun and I would go to the local nightclub for dinner. Go Mr Lees! Food was great. Not sure which of us was more overwhelmed. Great music even if we couldn’t really talk. Maybe that was Soeun’s plan hahahaha. Takeo - full of surprises. Tomorrow will feature a tour of the street markets. A different world, indeed.

Great to be back in Phnom Penh seeing the busy street life from a Tuktuk. 🇰🇭 Soeun and I have some planning to do for the next school year. We are meeting the 24 School Directors this week and will decide on the school budgets for the year commencing November📚 We are also looking for help for three sponsored secondary school children who are living with grandparents and need extra help to stay at school. They need an extra $45 USD per month as their grandparents are too old to work. 🙏 🙏🙏 If you can help please donate at www.cctnz.org.nz or email [email protected] for details. ❤️

Join us for a great night! It will be lots of fun and the students of Toi Ohomai will be catering for us. Book thought events pronto.

Our very own Simon Gyenge will be hosting the friends of CCT Quiz Night on the 16th October. All proceeds of the night will go to The Cambodia Charitable Trust. For more info and to buy tickets, head to the link in our bio.

Always learning new skills! Denise Helen and Jane with sponsored university students and our manager Chrean. It is humbling to hear of how hard these students work to change their life and the life of their family. We have 38 more young women wanting to go to University. Can you help one? www.cctnz.org.nz.