
OUR PARTNERS
KAMPUCHEA SËLA HANDICAP ORGANIZATION has built a network of partners in order to offer our beneficiaries adapted care conditions and a personal and professional development program allowing them to become as independent as possible in the future

KAMPUCHEA SËLA HANDICAP ORGANIZATION (KSH) initiate a partnership with POUR UN SOURIRE D'ENFANT (PSE) regarding the integration in KSH's programs of formers beneficiaries from PSE with intellectual disabilities reaching adulthood (18 years old). Our partnership aims to offer to these young adult with intellectual disabilities a continuity in the educative program in order to integrate them into the Cambodian society.
DAMNOK TEUK a major actor as KAMPUCHEA SËLA HANDICAP ORGANIZATION aiming to offer an educative & vocational training program for young adults with intellectual disability, have mutually estimated that a program exchange partnership would be relevant in order to aware society about disability and make discover our respectives beneficiaries some of their sibbling with intellectual disability then mutualize our actions to spread across Cambodia the possibility for people with intellectual disability within the Kingdom Of Cambodia
CAMBODIAN TRAIN UP CHILDREN'S HOME is dedicated to provide a safe place for training up children, offering them an opportunity for education, hope and the love of Jesus. Some of the beneficiaries from this organize with intellectual disablity reaching adulthood joins KSH programs to continue their way to autonomy & independance.
SKATISTAN initiate a programs run at the Skate School, at Outreach locations and with partner organizations each week, with a focus on providing opportunities for girls, children and young adult living with disabilities. KSH's beneficiaries join one time per week a sport and educative program in order to mediate around several therapeutics and educative activities
KAMPUCHEA BALOPP is a youth development through sports NGO working in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Together with partner organizations and institutions Kampuchea Balopp will provide disadvantaged and disabled children and young adults the opportunity to gain the life and social skills that enable so many to become successful. Through the teaching the children the skills of rugby and offering them a chance to play regularly Kampuchea hopes to imbue them with leadership, sportsmanship, social, and team skills as well as offering them a safe and fun outlet for all their boisterous energy.



THE RABBIT SCHOOL (RSO) has been working for children with intellectual disabilities in Cambodia for over 25 years. They promote the rights of Children with Intellectual Disabilities, as they believe that they have the same fundamental rights as their fellow citizens to a decent life, with equal dignity and access to education, whatever the origin, nature, or severity of their impairments.
KSH and RSO decided to become partner since 2023 in order to join its respective strengths for the integration and the empowerment of people with intellectual disabilities across Cambodia.
ENFANTS DU MEKONG (EDM) is providing access to Southeast Asia since 1958, in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, helpING children grow through child sponsorship and education projects since 1958.
Their priorities of action are ethnic minorities, rural populations, education for girls, disability, slums, refugees and early childhood.
EDM is mainly supporting KSH by employing of one our residents as a security and maintenance agent
INSTITUT FRANCAIS DU CAMBODGE (IFC), attached to the French Embassy in Cambodia, is dedicated to the promotion and spread of French language and culture, higher education, and research, as well as fostering dialogue between Cambodian and French cultures. To this end, the Institute implements a range of activities in partnership with local and international organizations, particularly in the fields of visual arts, intellectual debate and know-how, as well as mobility programs, French language teaching, educational resources, and more.
KSH is often joining events and cultural activities made accessible to people with intellectual disablitilies, organised at the IFC.
