Operations Enfant Du Cambodge ( OEC)

Contact Details

Ms. Tith Davy

Executive Director

Mobile Phone: (855) 12 910 095

Offices Phone: (855) 53 952 752

Email address: oeb@camintel.com

Address: #23, Group 2, Sophy 2 village, Rattanak commune, Battambang district, Battambang

province,Cambodia

Background

OEC is a non-political, non-profit, non-religious organization and is a local NGO that is based in

Battambang province. This local NGO was created in 1996, officially recognized by the Ministry of

Interior in 1997 and signed two memoranda of understanding with the Ministry of Social Affairs,

Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation twice in 2001 and 2004. To cover the target areas of the projects

where OEC has been implementing, Operations Enfants de Battambang (OEB) was renamed into

Operations Enfants du Cambodge (OEC) on 1 January 2007. In recognition of OEC’s

achievements, OEC received a letter of congratulation from the Ministry of Social Affairs Veterans

and Youth Rehabilitation in 2003 and got a Gold Medal of National Reconstruction from the

Government of Cambodia on 30th June 2003. OEC just received a letter of congratulation from the

Governor and the Rural Development Committee’s Chairman of Battambang. KHANA supports

OEC to cover 3 Operational Districts (Battambang, Sangke and Thmorkol), 4 Administrative

districts, 11 HCs, 13 communes and 87 villages.

Vision

Children with disabilities in Cambodia, people handicapped by landmines, youth, children in

areas encountering difficulties and uniform groups receive capacity building and improve their

quality of life

Mission Statement

To improve their capacity and quality of life through basic health care, rehabilitation, reproductive

health, education and life skills trainings by strengthening social structures in communities.

Human resources

The totally 165 persons:

• three of 61 full time staff supported though KHANA

• three of 101 of part time staff are supported through KHANA

• 22 peer facilitators are supported through KHANA

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Sources of Funding

• USAID through KHANA

• Other sources: AFS/François Pochon, Save the Children Norway (SCN), UNICEF,

Adopt-A-Minefield (AAM), and Child Support Network (CSN)

Program

Project funded through KHANA

• Focused prevention on Drugs and HIV and AIDS

Other projects:

• Basic education for children in areas encountering difficulties

• Rehabilitation for children with disabilities

• Home based care and school reintegration for children with disabilities

• Socio-economic reintegration for landmine people survivors

• Help to AIDS orphans and their families with AIDS orphans,

• Improving education and health care of the poor children and young people, and

• Smiling Family Program