Cambodian Development and Relief Center

for the Poor (CDRCP)

CASVA 2008

Contact detail

Ms. Leng Sothea

Executive Director

Mobile Phone : (855) 12 651 123

Office Phone : N/A

Email address : cdrcp.cambodia@yahoo.com or cdrcp@online.com.kh

Address: # 165, Norodom Blvd, Tonle Basac, Khan Chamcar Morn, Phnom Penh.

Background

CDRCP is a non-governmental, non-political, non-profit and non-religious organization which was

founded in 1995 and registered with the Ministry of Interior the following year. CDRCP started its

HIV and STI Prevention and Home Visit and Support Project in 1998 covering 31 villages in

Kompong Trach District and later expanded into an Integrated Prevention and Home Based Care

Project supporting people living with HIV and orphans and vulnerable children in 21 Villages of 4

Communes within two Health Centers of Kompong Trach Operational District in Kampot Province.

CDRCP also provides vocational training and support to business development for poor people. It

provides training on health, hygiene, human rights and gender and advocates on social issues.

Vision

To alleviate poverty and improve the living conditions of the poor especially orphans, widows,

disabled and elderly people; reduce unemployment and migration to cities and promote health and

social welfare.

Mission Statement

Developing strategies for reducing the numbers of jobless people and improving the living condition

of target groups in the city and rural areas through community development in cooperation with the

Government and other NGOs and IOs.

Human Resources

4 full time staffs, 2 part time volunteers and 11 village volunteers supported through KHANA

Sources of Funding

• USAID through KHANA

• WFP through KHANA

• Other funding: NADC

CDRCP 2008

Program

Projects Funded through KHANA:

• Integrated care and prevention targeting PLHIV and OVC

• Food support to PLHIV and OVC

Other Projects:

• Monthly Food Distribution for PLHIV and OVC families

• Home gardening for PLHIV and OVC and poor families

• Agro-industry to provide work for poor families

• Mobile awareness in provinces to provide knowledge of Health, HIV and AIDS and nonviolence.

• Income Generation Program