Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the main wards at the hospital. Learn about the sort of illnesses and diseases that afflict the children of Cambodia and the immense pressure that the Cambodian healthcare sector is under.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the rehabilitation centre near Phnom Penh. Learn about making prosthetics for amputees, the complications of working with growing children and perhaps watch a game of football or volleyball. Disabled? Says who?

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the Stung Meanchey dump site where many of the CCF children are based. A mountain of rubbish, this is one of the worst environment’s imaginable in which to grow up, but for many it is the only life they know. Learn about CCF’s activities to improve the lives of theoriginal garbage patch kids.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the Friends Training Centre in Phnom Penh. See a variety of projects including tailoring, cooking, hairdressing and

more. See how the children here are getting a helping hand to a better future. This visit includes lunch at Friends training restaurant, home to some of the best food and shakes in town.

Visit the temples of Koh Ker in Preah Vihear province and learn about Heritage Watch’s attempts to work with the local community in protecting and preserving this spectacular site. If the timing is right, enjoy a tour with one of Heritage Watch’s staff.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the children’s centre of Mlop Tapang in Sihanoukville. As well as learning about their activities, spend some time on Serendipity Beach to understand what everyday life is like for these children.

Spend a morning or afternoon giving out mosquito nets in a remote village. This tour is run in conjunction with our temple safari trips to Preah Vihear province or adventure trips to Ratanakiri or Mondulkiri. We purchase the nets before the trip starts and there is no fee for this particular trip as we are making a direct gift to villagers.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the Reyum workshop where youngsters are encouraged to experiment in traditional arts and crafts. Later we visit the Reyum exhibition space in Phnom Penh for a look at their current exhibition.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting one of the project’s schools in Siem Reap province. Learn about the difficult conditions faced by Cambodian children as they strive to study towards a better future. Please note that pens, pencils, books and stationery are welcome donations for this particular trip.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting a village near Phnom Penh to learn about the difference a well can make to a family or community. Return to Phnom Penh to visit the Tabitha store, with an exceptional collection of handwoven silk products, made by local people benefiting from Tabitha’s cottage industry programme.

Spend a morning or afternoon visiting the Global Child school in Phnom Penh. Learn about their classes and how they encourage families to send their children to school. Enjoy refreshments or a meal in their downstairs café which offers excellent coffee.