KAMONOHASHI Project

Kamonohashi Project is an international NGO based in Japan and Cambodia with its mission to eradicate child sex trafficking in the world. We started activities in 2002 and have stationed in Cambodia since 2004 in working with vulnerable people and the government.

For those who visit Beng mealea
For those who want to see the different aspect of Cambodia(real Cambodian life)
For those who are interested in NGO and poverty

Kamonohashi Cambodia office is located in Siem Reap Province’s Sout Nikom District, a one-hour drive from the famous temple of Angkor Wat:

- Kamo’s Siem Reap office, located in DomDek Leo village, DomDek Commune, which has 6 staff members, 2 security guards and one cleaner.
- Kamo’s Community Factory (CF) located in Kchass village, Kchass Commune, about 10 kilometers away from our Siem Reap office.
Today, we would like to introduce all the staff members of our Siem Reap office.

CHAO SOVANNA
I graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration and Accounting from the NORTON UNIVERSITY In 2009
I have been working for Kamo since June 2011 as the Administrative Assistant In the field of Administrative & Finance Department.

Kamonohashi Project is providing vocational training and job opportunities in rural areas, in order to help reduce poverty and protect vulnerable people from human exploitation and child trafficking. It also offers a great chance to Cambodian people to learn a lot from Japan’s business mentality and concepts, such as social empowerment and constant improvement (Kaizen).

I would like to do my best to assist Kamonohashi Project in its efforts to set up and expand its business model to other remote areas of Cambodia, and develop its activities in cooperation with local and international NGOs. Thanks to such organizations, children can go to school, adults acquire job skills, families get a steady income and poverty is reduced.

CHEA SOKKHENI graduated from a bachelor of Agriculture, and a major in Agronomy.
I have been working with Kamo since October 2008 as a Project Staff.


LOEURM SAYON
I completed an Association Degree of Business Management at Angkor University Siem Reap in 1999.
I have been working for Kamo since February 2009 as a Project Staff.

I am very happy to be part of such a worthwhile project and to play a role in helping Cambodian poor young girls and single mothers to acquire the necessary skills to get a valuable job and a steady income. I would like to express my deepest thanks to all our donors and supporters in Japan who are helping my country so generously.

KHIEV SOPHEAP
I am in the second year of Bachelor of Management at the University of South-East Asia in Siem Reap.
I have been working for Kamo since July 2009 as an Assistant Staff.

As a newcomer, I am still at a learning stage, but I hope to soon become fully operational and to assist Kamo as effectively as possible in its mission to reduce poverty and provide job opportunities to the poor people living in remote rural areas of Cambodia.

PHLOUEN SREYMAOI am a first year of Association Degree of Business Administration In Accountant at Build Bright University, Siem Reap.
I have been working for KAMO since 1st September 2009 as an Assistant Staff.

As a new staff, I am still at a leaning stage, but I hope that I will become a fully operational and assist KAMO staffs. I am very pleasure to join in KAMO with other staffs and also thanks all supporter who support Cambodia people, Especially poor people to reduce poverty and provide job opportunities to poor live in remote areas of Cambodia.

MALAY
I come from a farming family living near Kamo’s office.
I had completed high school.
I am working for Kamo as a nighttime security guard from Monday to Friday.

I have a lot of respect for what Kamo has been doing in my country to help poor people, especially young girls and single mothers.

CHENG KIMHONI studied up to grade 7 of Secondary School.
I have been working at Kamo’s office as a cleaner since January 2008.

I am impressed by all the efforts Kamo is making to provide working skills and literacy to poor people in my area, in order to help them secure a good job and a steady income. I am very proud to be part, even in a modest way, of such a wonderful enterprise.