From April 14th until May 19th, 2021 Caritas Cambodia and the local Church able to provide food assistance to 9,000 poor and vulnerable families affected by the global pandemic includes constructions workers, garment factory workers, garbage collector, Cyclo, and moto-dup groups, fisherman people whose living on a daily basis in different lockdown areas of Phnom Penh and Takhmao Town. Very much thanks to our Donors, Friends, and colleagues for your solidarity and kindness during this difficult moment. Our little actions are to reduce human suffering, protecting their rights, and lift-up the human dignity of the poor and needy.     In response to the current Covid 19 Situation of Cambodia, Caritas Cambodia and Local Catholic Church provide 4 million Masks and hygiene materials to local authorities, ministries, poorest communities, Parishes in Phnom Penh, Kandal, Kompong Cham, Battambang, Siem Reap, Sihanouk Ville, Takeo, Banteay Meanchey and some affected provinces to combat Corona Virus in the Kingdom. Special Thanks to Arch Bishop Joseph of Saigon and Caritas Vietnam for their solidarity and supports.
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Caritas Cambodia is an official social development arm of the Catholic Church in Cambodia. It has been built on the values of Love, Concern, Justice, Peace Unity, Sharing and brotherhood. It draws inspiration from the Gospel and aims at integral development of people irrespective of race and creed. Hence the objectives of Caritas Cambodia specifically include the following.

To promote and strengthen activities that are aimed at the integral development of communities particularly to help in Sustainable Agriculture, empowerment program, economic program, Welfare program,
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Bishop Enrique Figaredo, the Chairman of Caritas Cambodia is giving an opening speech.
 
On Thursday, April 30, 2015: Caritas’s Youth Development Program officially held the Certificate hand-over Ceremony to 219 graduate students and announced the opening of new course for the new school year 2015-2016. The event was presided over by the Deputy Governor of Kandal province, H.E. Kim Rithy and the Chairman of Caritas Cambodia, Bishop Enrique Figaredo, and took place at Caritas’s Youth Center in Kandal province.

In the welcoming remark by Bishop Enrique Figaredo, he expressed appreciation to all the students, program staff, and partners for their active participation and support to the success of the program. He said that hard-work and good attitude is not over after graduation. “You need to become a citizen with hope, courage, be open-minded, helpful, respectful to others, and commit to your vision”, emphasized Bishop Enrique.
Vuth Sreytouch, a graduate student in the course of Administration and Finance in the school year 2014-2015 said the achievement of all students today comes from their hard-work with the support from Caritas. She thanked all donors for their generous contribution to the program.

Deputy Governor of Kandal province, H.E. Kim Rithy, congratulated on the achievement of the graduates. He said “this is only the beginning of your bright future and you need to work harder in your career”.

A representative from students in the new school year 2015-2016, Ath San Ban, committed to study harder in order to get a good job after graduation. “In the future, we wish to become good citizens so that we can contribute to the betterment of our society”, said San Ban.
Caritas’s Youth Development Program targets 200 youth from the poor families, with disabilities, orphanage, and vulnerable group of young people in the rural areas to enter a one-year vocational training course. The program started in 1992. According to the program manager, Sary Phyrum, a total of 2,545 Cambodian youth have been trained with various skills and majority of them have jobs. A total of 11 skills are provided in the center and various workshops for the new school year.
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Approximately 400 participants representing in-line government institutions, Caritas’s partners, youth associations, youth’s parents, and representatives from the Catholic Church attended the event. The ceremony was ended with a solidarity lunch at the center.
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