We donate all of our fundraising to Treak Community Centre; a place where children of all backgrounds can come to get a good education, which we believe is vital for a child's development .
The beginnings of Treak Community Centre can be traced back to a young Cambodian man, Phiron, who started a school in the grounds of Wat Atvea pagoda, teaching English to children and young adults in the evenings. In 2010 the UK charity Que Rico, which was founded and run by Nick Marsh, took over the running of the school and started sending volunteers to help out. After being managed by a series of expats, Salin was appointed in July 2012 as the first Cambodian project manager. The school had outgrown the premises at the pagoda and she oversaw the move to the current location in the heart of the village. To reflect the new location and the wider range of services offered, the school was renamed Treak Community Centre.

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SKIS IBJ 2020 Treak Community Centre Funding