Helping the elders who kept Phnom Penh moving
We target highly vulnerable groups such as elder cyclo men. The cyclo — a three-wheel bicycle rickshaw — has been an important part of transportation in Cambodia since the French colonial period, and the men who still pedal them are among the city’s most vulnerable workers.
Following one of our core values, Virtue, our charity programme pairs students, teachers and families with cyclo drivers for food, essentials and company — teaching our students to cultivate the spirit of respect, love and valuing life on earth.
- Who it helpsElder cyclo drivers in Phnom Penh.
- Who takes partStudents, teachers and parents from all campuses.
- WhyCore value 2, Virtue: respect, love and valuing life.
Other ways to help
Volunteer on a charity day with your child, or join the team that makes these programmes happen.