Cambodia Relief Project
American Assistance for Cambodia organization
American Assistance for Cambodia organization
American Assistance for Cambodia/Japan Relief for Cambodia (AAfC) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to improving opportunities for the youth and rural poor in Cambodia.Founded in 1993 by American journalist Bernie Krisher, AAfC operates interlinked programs across Cambodia in the areas of education, health, rural development, and technology.
AAfC's largest project, the Rural Schools Project, has helped build more than 470 enriched primary and lower secondary schools in rural Cambodia since 1999.
AAfC's largest project, the Rural Schools Project, has helped build more than 470 enriched primary and lower secondary schools in rural Cambodia since 1999.
International Herald Tribune, Rural Cambodia is navigating its way online, text by James Brooke
New York Times, E-mail on Wheels. Text by James Brooke
Motoman MIT ProgramMotorcycles delivering emails on wheels
Sponsored by the American Assistance for Cambodia, a group based in Phnom Penh and run by Bernard Krisher, the Far East representative of the Media Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Tampoon People of Cambodia
The minority people of the remote village in the Northern province of Rattanakiri
Phnom Penh and Suburbs
Robib
A village assisted by the Relief Organization
Silk Weaving Factory in Robib, sponsored by the Relief Organization
"Future House" Orphanage
Rattanakiri "Ezra Vogel" School
Sponsored by the Relief Organization
Bernard Krisher - head of the American Assistance for Cambodia
Computerra, Electronic Cambodia. Text by Elena Aframova
BBC.com, Russian Edition. Internet on Wheels for Cambodian Jungle. Text by Elena Aframova.
