Khmer List

Your Cambodian Street Children Organization (YCSCO)

http://www.ycsco-org.blogspot.com/

Khmer Women Open

http://women.open.org.kh/

WCS works in three landscapes in Cambodia, covering some of the most remote habitat in the country. From the evergreen forests of the Seima Forest and the dry forest of the Northern Plains, to the colonies of rare birds of the Tonle Sap lake and floodplain, these sites offer the best chance for viable long-term conservation of wildlife. - [Read more]

http://www.wcscambodia.org

Our mission is to promote the development, empowerment, and quality of life for Cambodian Americans in the Bay Area

http://cambodiancommunity.org/default.aspx

Under the UNDP project of Assistance to Demining Programmes, CMAC grew rapidly from a small group of local deminers and a few international experts at the start in 1993 (when the group was known as MCTU), to a large national organization that employed close to 3,000 deminers and HQ personnel by June 1998. CMAC's organizational structure for the Executive is established on four functional areas: Mine Awareness, Mine Verification, Mine/ UXO Clearance and Training. The largest component of CMAC includes the CMAC demining platoons.

http://www.cmac.org.kh/index.asp

Khmer Krom Network

http://www.khmerkrom.net/

Cambodian Reconciliation Committee (CRC) was established in 1999 by Mr. Sopheaktra Nou and a group of dedicated young and old Khmer citizens. The members voluntarily help put this organization together for the Khmer community in Fresno County. Not only that they wanted to help reunite the community, but to help those who are in needs and has problems that they can not solve it on their own due to the lack of the English language. Above all, CRC action is centered upon the need to build harmony and cohesion among Cambodian people.

http://www.crcfresno.org/

The United Nations in Cambodia

http://www.un.org.kh/

The Cambodian Children's House of Peace

http://www.santepheap.org/

Santa Clara County Cambodian Woman's Association