About Us

 សមាគមសប្បុរសធម៌ដើម្បីអភិវឌ្ឍន៍ធនធាន មនុស្សកម្ពុជា

Cambodia Charitable Association For Human Resource Development

(  CAMBODIA CARE )

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HISTORY OF CAMBODIA CARE

Under the advice of :

                - Ustaz: WAN SUBKI WAN SALEH (Chief Executive of Jaiputra College)

                - WAN MOHD YUSOF WAN ISMAIL (Finance and Administration Department of Jaiputra College)

                - Ustaz: Muhammad Ismail (Lecturer—Jaiputra College—Thailand)

                - FAHRIZAL MHD KAHAR (Lecturer—Jaiputra College—Indonesia)

 

RESULT

Establishment of the JAIPUTRA COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELFARE CLUB by international students from Jaiputra College of Cambodia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand in the year 2011.

 After many of our international students who have graduated their studies at Jaiputra in early 2014 also, on the advice of

- Ustaz: WAN SUBKI WAN SALEH (Jaiputra College Chief Executive)

- WAN MOHD YUSOF WAN ISMAIL (Jaiputra College Finance and Administration Department)

DECISION

Registered name of NGO: CAMBODIA CARITABLE ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT or CAMBODIA CARE or CC.

CAMBODIA CARE is also an association of Cambodian students who have studied in Jaiputra (Malaysia) and Yala Islamic University (Thailand).

 

CAMBODIA CARE PURPOSE

1. Providing help to the poor (orphaned, widowed, and poor students) by providing technical and professional education to poor children who cannot afford to pay school or institution fees.
2. Providing humanitarian assistance to Cambodians such as building schools, mosques, wells, hospitals, and orphanage centers.
3. Investigating and compiling religious information for reference purposes for students.
4. To organize seminars to improve knowledge and provide recommendations on issues faced by the participating community and to find solutions to these issues.
5. Religious education.

FUNDS SOURCES

1.  Contributions by NGO members
2. Contributions of gifts (cash, rice, other equipment)
3. Financial support from organizations local and foreign
4. Assistance from national governments and international governments
5. Assistance from embassies of foreign nations or aid agencies
6.  Assistance from foreign country embassies or aid agencies