Non Formal Education
Works to enhance the standard of Education, both Khmer and Western, throughout impoverished areas of Cambodia.
Farmer Cooperative
Works with farmers to utilize the fertility of the Cambodian countryside by supplying aid to rural agriculture communities in the form of teaching, resources, and food.
English Training Program
ETP works to better computer science and foreign language skills to help cambodians navigate through the modern global culture.
Volunteer
Volunteers will be given the opportunity to work with all our projects, interact directly with peoples involved, and become an asset to CVCD
Welcome to our Organization
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Vision CVCD strives to contribute a society whose members have an equal opportunity to a better living environment. |
Mission Statement The CVCD exists to provide |
Philosophy The CVCD is a non-profit, non-partisan, non-government organization of the young, professional and service-oriented as |
A Message from ED 2010
Letter from the Executive Director
Dear Supporters and Friends
Please allow me to introduce myself; I am Kan Sylong, the new Executive Director of Cambodian Volunteers for Community Development (CVCD). I have been a part of CVCD since 1998. Within those years, I have managed regular projects management, coordinate many projects, administrator, and secretary general of CVCD.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Doeur Sarath, who stepped down as Executive Director at the end of 2009, for his years of dedicated service, his compassion, enthusiasm and hard work.
I hope to continue, strengthen and expand CVCD’s projects, spreading the spirit of volunteerism and building upon the foundations of our dedicated staff and volunteers. I promise to do this always with CVCD’s vision, mission and goals in mind.
CVCD currently runs four programs: Non-Formal Education (NFE), Farmers’ Cooperative (FC), Skill Training Centre (STC), and Program for International and Cambodian Volunteers (PICV). NFE program, CVCD provide them with educational opportunities in vocational skills training, Khmer literacy, English language and computer skills to the children who are living in the quarter communities around Phnom Penh. Farmers Cooperative provided agricultural training and Micro loan to the disable people in Battambang province. Training Skill Centre provided English and computer, short course, and strengthening skill for job to unemployment that is not able to find the job. Program for International and Cambodian Volunteers provided the opportunities for the people that want to get experience and share experience for CVCD.
The success of the aforementioned projects is demonstrated by the increasing number of students and stakeholders participating in our projects.
On behalf of Cambodian Volunteers for Community Development, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to all our staff, volunteers, donors, and partners. Your enthusiasm, support and on-going commitment to CVCD Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Kan Sylong
Executive Director
