Cambodia Projects

Background
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The FFM started to look into sponsoring projects in Cambodia in 2008. A group of our volunteers went to meet several local NGOs and identified the Salvation Centre Cambodia (SCC) as a possible local partner to work with.
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FFM partner with Salvation Centre Cambodia (SCC) to support the Funeral support service in Cambodia. They are mainly elderly people with disabilities, homeless people, orphans and vulnerable children who have no money to arrange the funeral event for their dead family members.
SCC cooperate with NGO partners, local authorities, community leaders and village chiefs to implement the program. Offer only the poorest families certified by local authorities and NGO partners in SCC three sites: Phnom Penh city, Siem Reap, and Battambang province. In addition, SCC will visit the family to confirm the request before disbursing the money to funeral services such as coffin, cremation cost, and funeral management for their departed one. Firefly Mission support U$50 each case.
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Our Mission Focus is on

Funeral Support
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Funeral Support to poor families and those affected by HIV/ AIDS

Education
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Children Basic Education (CBE) programme
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Funeral Support
FFM partner with Salvation Centre Cambodia (SCC) to support the Funeral support service in Phnom Penh, Battambang, and Siem Reap provinces, Cambodia. They are mainly elderly people with disabilities, homeless people, orphans and vulnerable children who have no money to arrange the funeral event for their dead family members.
Summary Report from 2008 to 31/12/2025:
Total funeral support 7,642 cases

Children Basic Education Program
(2013 - 2019)
FFM also support SCC program on the Children Basic Education Program (CBE). The Children Basic Education (CBE) School is a supplementary educational program which offers free basic education for children who are very poor and some may not have the means to attend public school. With CBE schools SCC tries to fill this gap by providing education, school uniforms, nutrition and health care treatment.
