Cambodia

Cambodia

Protective shelter support
—- Supporting women who recover with an unbreakable heart —-

background

Cambodia with remarkable economic development. There are women who are left behind in their development and are in a harsh environment such as the gap between rich and poor.

The CWCC (Cambodia Women Crisis Center) protects and cares for women and their children who have been subjected to domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking, and supports them to start a new life. : Cambodia Women’s Emergency Relief Center) is supported.

Contents of the support program

Protective shelter support (Supporting women who recover with an unbreakable heart)

Women who are protected by shelters and receive mental care, legal support and skills for independence. We support the cost of food and daily necessities that women need when they leave the shelter and restart their social life.

For those who escape by themselves and are protected, daily necessities such as pots, rice and blankets are essential for starting a new life. In addition, shelter operating costs will be used for medical expenses, food expenses, vocational training, etc.

Local partner

CWCC (Cambodia Women Crisis Center) set the goal of “supporting women’s independence” in 1997 by three local Cambodian women for women and children affected by various violence. Established. In addition to protecting victimized women and children, we also provide professional mental care, trial support, and rehabilitation training.