Cambodia – ASEAN-ACT Partnership Hub

ADHOC

ADHOC is the first Cambodian human rights association to be established in Cambodia. Its Women’s and Children’s Rights Program focuses on issues of gender-based violence (GBV), including rape, domestic violence, human trafficking, and migrant abuse. It supports victims of human rights violations, through Investigation and intervention, case-by-case fact-finding, legal advice and representation, referral to recovery shelters, as needed, and material, travel, medical, and repatriation assistance

Address

No. 3, Street 158, Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh

Email

info@adhoccambodia.org

Phone

(+855-23) 218-653 / 210-518 / 990-544

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Legal Documentation
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Reintegration

AFESIP Cambodia

AFESIP-Cambodia works to care for and secure the rights of young women and girls who are victims or at risk of being victims of slavery and to successfully recover, educate, train and reintegrate them into mainstream society through financial independence in a sustainable and innovative manner. It does this by helping and teaching them to achieve financial independence through sustainable careers.

Address

24th village, Prey Sor section, Dangkao district, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Email

Afesip.nc@gmail.com

Phone

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Reintegration
Networking

APLE

Known for its work in strengthening the criminal justice systems in Cambodia in relation to sexual abuse and exploitation of children. APLE provides pro-bono legal support to victims and their families. Its Court Support Program focuses on providing high-quality and timely legal and social support for victims of sexual abuse. The program’s activities include crisis intervention, provision of emotional support, legal advice and representation for victims and their families along with advocacy at all levels to establish child-friendly procedures during the entire judicial process.

Address

#13B, St.588, Phnom Penh

Email

info@aplecambodia.org

Phone

+ 855 023 996 351

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Recovery
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research
Coalition Building
Networking

Association of Cambodia Recruitment Agencies

ACRA is the first association of recruitment agencies to be established in Cambodia in 2007. It is experienced in cooperating with various stakeholders such as government, private companies, Trade Unions, development partners and CSOs in promoting safe and regular overseas migration for Cambodian migrant workers. In 2018, it signed a MOU with the NGO LSCW to promote ethical recruitment, focusing on improving predeparture training and encouraging workers to travel through legal channels.

Address

#24, St.266, S/K Chak Tokmuk, Khan Doun Penh, Phnom Penh

Email

acramanpower@gmail.com

Website

Services

Migration

Banteay Srei

Banteay Srei promotes women's empowerment and leadership skills, supports community action and behavior change against GBV. It has a Safe House project in Battambang province for violence against women and girls survivors, particularly those who are in the process of legal redress. Its Peace Shelter in Siem Reap province provides psychosocial and law counselling to survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence. emergency and legal support to gender-based violence survivors

Address

#19B, Street 145, Sangkat Phsar Doeum Tkov, Khann Chamcar Mon, Phnom Penh

Email

ed@banteaysrei.info

Phone

+855 (0) 23 216 922

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Reintegration
Prevention

Better Factories Cambodia

Better Factories Cambodia is part of Better Work, a joint project by the ILO and IFC aimed at improving working conditions and respect of labour rights for workers in the garment (apparel) industry.

Address

No 9, Street 322, Boeung Keng Kang I, Phnom Penh

Email

Betterfactories@ilo.org

Phone

+855 23 212 847 / 023 220 362

Website

Services

Labour

Cambodia Against Child Trafficking (Cambodia ACTs)

Coalition of 16 NGOs, working to fight against child trafficking in 22 provinces and municipalities, using a 4P strategy - Prevention, Prosecution, Provision and Promotion.

Address

St. VI-18, Sangkat Toul Sangke, Khan Toul Kok Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Email

admin@cambodiaacts.org

Phone

+855 23 639 9396

Website

Services

Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Coalition Building
Networking

Cambodian Center for Human Rights

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Project that supports the rights and protection of the LGBT community by developing a knowledge and support network that spans Cambodia. It also raises awareness of, and provides information about human rights in general. Mapping of the LGBT community in Cambodia is a key aspect of the SOGI project

Address

#798, St.99, Boeng Trabek, Chamkarmon, P.O.Box: 1506, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Email

info@cchrcambodia.org

Phone

+855 23 726 901

Website

Services

Prevention
Coalition Building
Networking
Support Agencies

Cambodian Center for the Protection of Children’s Rights

CCPCR focuses on the rehabilitation and reintegration of girls and young women rescued from abuse, from within and outside their families and those rescued from trafficking in its many forms. CCPCR work focuses on strengthening collaboration and coordination with relevant stakeholders to rescue and respond to the case needs of migrant workers and human trafficking victims deported and repatriated back from other countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, China and Vietnam. Its services are open to ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, LGBTQI, and migrant workers.

Address

# 43, St. 608, Boeung Kok I, Khan Toul Kok, Phnom Penh

Email

info@ccpcr.org.kh | director@ccpcr.org.kh

Phone

+855 12 729 895

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Reintegration
Prevention

Cambodian Disabled People’s Organisation

National network of organisations representing persons with disabilities in Cambodia. It represents DPOs/WWDFs nationally and advocates for their rights and interests as well as help build their rights awareness and capacity towards achieving a life with dignity.

Address

Wat Than, Norodon Blvd., Sangkart Tonle Basac, Khan Chamcar Morn. Phnom Penh

Email

Phone

Website

Services

Policy Advocacy
Support Agencies

Cambodian Federation of Employers and Business Associations (CAMFEBA)

CAMFEBA represents the interests of employers in Cambodia. It works closely with the ILO and is the sole employers’ representative from Cambodia to the International Labor Conference held in Geneva, every year.

Address

No. 3, St. 528, Sangkat Boeung Kak 1, Khan Toul Kork, Phnom Penh

Email

legal@camfeba.com

Phone

+855 23 23 0022 / 023 23 00 23

Website

Services

Labour

Cambodian Hope Organisation

Christian NGO based in the border town of Poipet that works on a range of issues including raising awareness of human trafficking. It runs a shelter for female victims of trafficking and supports the livelihoods of vulnerable persons through education, vocational training, loans and the running of social enterprises.

Address

House 168A, Group 01, Palilay Village, Poipet 1045

Email

mj.rosa@yahoo.com

Phone

+855 77 967 166

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Reintegration
Prevention

Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (LICADHO)

One of Cambodia's leading human rights organisation, LICADHO has offices in most provinces in the country. It offers legal aid and legal consultation to trafficked persons, short- and long-term assistance, and immediate emergency assistance.

Address

#16, St. 99, Boeung Trabek, Phnom Penh

Email

contact@licadho-cambodia.org

Phone

+855 23 727 102 / 23 216 602

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Legal Documentation
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research

Cambodian Women’s Crisis Centre

Founded in 1997, CWCC is one of Cambodia's leading women’s organization advocating for the human rights of women and children, gender justice and the elimination of all forms of violence against women. It supports the empowerment of vulnerable women and girls through protection, prevention and advocacy. It offers a drop-in crisis center, emergency medical care, legal counselling and safe shelter. It also provides vocational training and job placement assistance and/or income generation support.

Address

# 13C, Street 331, Sangkat Boeungkok II, Khan Toulkok, Phnom Penh

Email

director@cwcc.org.kh

Phone

+855 23 997 967

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Reintegration
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research

CARE International Cambodia

CARE is implementing cross-border cooperation with Raks Thai Foundation to provide awareness of unsafe migration and human trafficking. CARE also has a long running program on Ethnic Minority Women that works with women and their communities in Cambodia's north-eastern provinces of Ratanak Kiri, Mondul Kiri, Kratie and Stung Treng. Areas: Education for children, economic empowerment, GBV.

Address

4th Floor, #216B, Preah Norodom Blvd Sangkat Tonle Bassac Khan Chamkarmorn Phnom Penh

Email

khm.info@careint.org

Phone

+855 (0) 23 727 145/7/8

Website

Services

Education
Reintegration
Prevention
Support Agencies

CENTRAL (Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Right)

CENTRAL avocates for the labour and human rights of Cambodian people, including migrant workers. It provides rescue, repatriation, reintegration, mental and physical rehabilitation of the victims, vocational skills training and legal assistance to prosecute against the perpetrator/s. It also organizes prevention activities to raise awareness on human and labor trafficking through series of community forums and online (social media) platforms. CENTRAL organizes Cambodian migrant workers in Thailand and Malaysia to enable those people jointly participating in prevention campaign on both human and labor trafficking.

Address

House: #359 st.69BT, Sangkat Boeng Tumpun, Khan Menchey, Phnom Penh

Email

info@central-cambodia.org

Phone

+855 93 556 603

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Legal Documentation
Recovery
Repatriation
Education
Reintegration
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research
Coalition Building
Networking
Support Agencies

Centre for Global Impact

Christian NGO that works on education, vocational training and business development for survivors of and those at risk of human trafficking. It offers shelter, basic needs support, medical services, and vocational training (tailoring wedding and party dresses) and job placement assistance for trafficked females.

Email

cambodia@centerforglobalimpact.org

Phone

+855 088-617-2981 | +855 092-266-137

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Reintegration
Prevention

Chab Dai Cambodia

The Coalition is a global community of anti-trafficking practitioners in Cambodia and abroad including Malaysia, Thailand and South Africa. It works to empower communities, strengthen systems, and restore justice and wellbeing with survivors.

Address

P.O. Box 1185 Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Email

cambodia@chabdai.org

Phone

+855 (12) 481-597

Website

Services

Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research
Coalition Building
Networking

Child Protection Unit

CPU was established in 2013 and works with the Cambodian National Police (CNP) to respond to serious offences, including sexual abuse, exploitation, trafficking, kidnapping, rape, murder and Online Child Sexual Exploitation, committed against children across Cambodia. It provides support in forensics, crime scene investigation, evidence identification and analysis. and capacity building of the CNP. It also provides full support for the victims of crime, including medical care, legal support, basic counseling and will arrange the provision of specialist support on a case by case basis. In 2019, it created a Internet Crimes Against Children Unit which is focused on developing national capability to eradicate OSEC and all internet enabled crimes against children.

Email

info@childprotectionunit.org | reportachildcrime@childprotectionunit.org

Phone

+855 77 247 257 (English) | +855 77 247 247 (Khmer)

Website

Services

Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Victim Identification
Investigation
Medical/Healthy Care

Children’s Future

Based in Battambang province, it works on ending the exploitation and trafficking of Children in Cambodia.

Address

#330, Group 9, Sous Ey Village Peam Ek Commune Ek Phnom District, Battambang

Email

info@childrensfuture.org

Phone

+855 97 75 77 720

Website

Services

Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Prevention

Coca Cola Cambodia Beverage Company

Coca Cola was one of the partners of Winrock International in the USAID-funded Cambodia CTIP Program which ran from 2015-19. It supported women at risk in entrepreneurial and business acumen training so that they could manage their own businesses.

Address

No. 287, National Road No 5, Mittapheap Village, Ruessey Keo District Phnom Penh 12104

Website

Services

Women
Business

Community Legal Education Center

CLEC supports vulnerable communities who depend on land and natural resources in Cambodia for their livelihoods in their legal empowerment and having access to justice. It provides rescue, repatriation, legal consultation, and legal representation for victims of trafficking and/or labor exploitation. It also offers reintegration support, and referrals to other appropriate social services.

Address

#237 Group 16, Plov Lom, Phum Thmey, Sangkat/Khan Dangkor, Phnom Penh

Email

admin@clec.org.kh

Phone

+855 12 811 860

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Shelter
Repatriation
Reintegration
Prevention
Policy Advocacy

Coordination of Action Research on AIDS and Mobility (CARAM CAMBODIA)

CARAM Cambodia advocates for migrant rights and works to prevent and reduce the spread of HIV/AIDs among the migrant worker communities. It provides case management, legal counselling and representation in court, and repatriation support for victims of labor exploitation and human trafficking. It also refers returned migrants to social support services and skills training courses (make-up and tailoring).

Address

# 29, Street 34 (Borei Piphop Thmei), Veng Sreng Blvd, Sangkat Chom Chao, Khan Porsenchey Phnom Penh

Email

caram.cam@online.com.kh

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Recovery
Repatriation
Prevention
Policy Advocacy

Damnok Toek

Damnok Toek focuses on vulnerable children, particularly trafficking victims; street working or street living children; young people living with physical or intellectual disabilities; and victims of any kind of exploitation or abuse. It offers vocational training, mid- and long-term shelter with basic medical care and nutrition support, family tracing and reunification

Address

House 97D Street 292 Sangkat Olympic, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh

Email

contact@damnoktoek.org

Phone

+855 12 985 384

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Reintegration
Prevention

Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection (DAHTJP)

DAHTJP sits within the MoI and focuses specifically on combating the trafficking and sexual exploitation of adults and minors in accordance with Cambodian and international laws. It runs a hotline number (023 997 919/ 017 276 222) for victims of trafficking and persons wishing to report cases of trafficking and related suspicious activities.

Services

Human Trafficking

Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Reintegration

Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Reintegration sits under MoSAVY and has offices & social worker staff in every province in Cambodia that assist with reintegration and repatriation for victims of human trafficking and exploitation.

Services

Human Trafficking

Department of Legislation

Department of Legislation is tasked with work related to prevention of Trafficking in Persons. It has been actively involved in developing counter-TIP textbooks for primary and lower secondary schools.

Services

Prevention

General Commissariat

The General Commissariat of Cambodian National Police is usually the first to locate victims when anything happens in the locality or community.

Address

Norodom Blvd., Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khann Chamkarmorn, Phnom Penh

Website

Services

Victim Identification

General Department of Labour

General Department of Labour is responsible for labour inspection, enforcement of labour rules, and prevention of child labour.

Services

Labour

General Department of Prosecution and Criminal Affairs

General Department of Prosecution and Criminal Affairs is under the MoJ and is tasked with work related to counter-trafficking in persons. It is the Central Authority for mutual legal assistance in the criminal sector.

Services

Prevention

GRAB

Under its Grab for Good program, ride-hailing company Grab will partner NGOs Liberty Shared Cambodia and Child Helpline Cambodia to train 10,000 driver-partners to help spot and report human trafficking. The project is slated to start in June 2020.

Address

#332, Corner of Monivong Blvd and Street 278, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang I, Khan Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh

Website

Services

Labour
Human Trafficking

Hagar Cambodia

Hagar Cambodia was established in 1994, with mission to see communities free and healed from the trauma of human trafficking, slavery, and abuse. Hagar focuses on individuals who have endured severe mental and/or physical trauma, and who have survived extreme abuse as a result of to human trafficking, domestic violence or sexual assault by providing recovery services such as shelter, counselling, case management services, legal support, education, life skills training, job skills training and job placement assistance, reintegration and repatriation support. Over the past two decades, Hagar has earned a reputation for working with the “toughest cases” such as the young children, adolescents, and those repeatedly abused. Hagar is also developing research, leading advocacy and building the capacity of other organizations, to improve prevention and strengthen after-care services especially in the area of Trauma Informed Care. With over 26 years of experience, HAGAR Cambodia has transformed into an internationally renowned leader in recovery services for survivors of human trafficking, slavery and abuse.

Address

#218A, St. 590, Group 3, Toul Sampov Village, Khan Russey Keo, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Email

info.kh@hagarinternational.org

Phone

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Legal Documentation
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Repatriation
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research

Jesuit Services Cambodia

Works on education, infrastructure development, health, and disabilities. It has a presence in eight provinces in Cambodia. It runs a training center and home for young people with disabilities in Kandal province.

Address

#376, Kouk Khleang Village, Phnom Penh Thmey, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh

Email

jesecam@gmail.com

Phone

+855 12 24 21 30

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Education
Reintegration
Support Agencies

Khmer Women Cooperation for Development

KWCD provides short-term vocational training for victims of trafficking (men, women, and children) in all 24 provinces and job placement assistance for clients (posttraining)

Email

kwcd@online.com.kh

Phone

+855 12 866 617

Website

Services

Reintegration

Komar Rikreay Cambodia

Komar Rikreay runs a shelter for children who are victims of domestic violence, bonded labor, or street children in the province of Battambang. It provides medical care, counseling, art therapy, access to formal and non-formal education, and vocational training for teenagers (over 15 years).

Address

Group 27 – Chamka Samrong Commune Battambang Province

Email

kmrcambodia@yahoo.com

Phone

+855 (0)12 610 490

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Education
Reintegration
Prevention

Legal Aid of Cambodia

LAC provides legal representation and aid to Cambodia's poor and underprivileged including victims of trafficking. It also offers grants to child victims of trafficking for vocational training.

Address

#39, St. VI-13, Toul Sangke, Russey Keo, Phnom Penh

Email

lacadmin@lac.org.kh

Phone

+855 012 88 66 41 | 012 385 155

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Reintegration
Policy Advocacy

Legal Support for Children and Women

LSCW promotes rule of law and access to justice especially for women and children in Cambodia; victims of trafficking; and migrant workers. LSCW also trains and builds the capacity of government institutions, civil society, students and citizens in law enforcement, counter-trafficking and safe, legal migration. It empowers local communities to prevent human trafficking through organizing safe migration forums.

Email

info@lscw.org | Sokchar_mom@lscw.org

Phone

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Aid
Legal Documentation
Repatriation
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research
Coalition Building
Networking

Manpower Association of Cambodia

One of Cambodia's two national associations of recruitment agencies, MAC is an association of 12 Cambodian recruitment agencies. One of its stated objectives is to promote safe migration and prevent human trafficking. Together with ACRA, it developed a code of ethics for private recruitment agencies which was launched in early 2020 by MOLVT.

Address

No.05, Street 04, Sangkat Stoeng Meanchey, Khan Meanchey, Phnom Penh

Email

mackhmer@gmail.com

Phone

+855 12 525 631/ 600 997

Website

Services

Migration
Prevention
Human Trafficking

Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS)

MoEYS is a member of the NCCT and leads the inter-ministerial Task Force for Prevention. It has worked with NGOs to develop a curriculum on the risks and prevention of TIP which will be implemented in schools from Grade 3-9 in 2020.

Address

#80, Norodom Blvd. Phnom Penh

Email

info@moeys.gov.kh

Phone

+855 23 219 285

Website

Services

Education
Prevention

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

MFAIC is responsible for coordinating the repatriation of and assistance to Cambodians overseas who have been abused or exploited. It does this by working with the IOM and coordinating with the various consulates.

Address

No 3, Samdech HUN Sen Street, Sangkat Tonle Bassac, Khan Chamkamon Phnom Penh

Email

mfaic@mfaic.gov.kh

Phone

(+855) 23 214 441

Website

Services

Repatriation

Ministry of Interior (MoI)

MoI is responsible for law enforcement in Cambodia. It chairs the NCCT and serves as its Secretariat. The Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection (DAHTJP), within the MoI, focuses specifically on trafficking and sexual exploitation of adults and minors in accordance with Cambodian and international laws. It runs a hotline number (023 997 919/ 017 276 222) for victims of trafficking and persons wishing to report cases of trafficking and related suspicious activities.

Email

info@interior.gov.kh

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Prevention

Ministry of Justice (MoJ)

MoJ is a member of the NCCT and leads the inter-ministerial Task Force for Judiciary Affairs. It administers and regulates the judiciary in Cambodia

Address

Samdech Sothearos Blvd., Daun Penh District, Phnom Penh

Email

info@moj.gov.kh

Phone

+855 23 216 322/ 217 841

Website

Services

Prevention

Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MoLVT)

MoLVT is a member of the NCCT and leads the inter-ministerial Task Force for Migration

Address

Russian Confederation Blvd, Phnom Penh

Email

info@mlvt.gov.kh

Phone

+855 23 884 375

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Repatriation
Reintegration

Ministry of Women’s Affairs (MoWA)

MoWA is a member of the NCCT and leads the inter-ministerial Task Force for International Relations. MoWA is the national institution with the mandate to upgrade the status of women throughout Cambodia. It has a program for lobbying and resources for creating laws, policies and strategies for the punishment of trafficking of women and children. It can also seek support for the effective implementation of these laws and promote public awareness about trafficking and support for victims.

Email

info@mowa.gov.kh

Phone

+855 23 880 737

Website

Services

Prevention
Policy Advocacy

Minority Rights Organisation

Promotes and protects the rights of minority groups in Cambodia, especially among the Khmer Krom and long-term ethnic Vietnamese communities. Programs include monitoring, investigating, and providing legal services on human and minority rights violations and discrimination, and conducting education programs for stateless children.

Address

St 89BT, #837, Phum Tnot Chrum, Sangkat Boeng Tumpun, Khan Mean Chey, Phnom Penh

Email

miro.cambodia@gmail.com

Phone

+855 17 531 814

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Education
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Support Agencies

National Committee for Counter Trafficking (NCCT)

The NCCT is Chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior and comprises of 21 ministries and 5 specialized units. It is Cambodia's national mechanism to lead, coordinate, collect information, analyze data and initiate the development of law, policy, and plan relating to human trafficking and all forms of exploitation. The NCCT oversees the implementation of the National Strategic Plan for Counter Trafficking in Person (2019-2023) and ACTIP at the national level. It also plays an important role in promoting collaboration between national ministries, institutions, development partners, international and national CSOs, and the private sector in combating TIP.

Website

Services

Human Trafficking

National Police Commission

The National Police Commissioner leads the inter-ministerial Task Force for Law Enforcement under the NCCT.

Services

Victim Identification
Prevention

Rainbow Community Kampuchea Organisation (ROCK)

Two main programs: Organising LGBT members in all 24 provinces and cities in Cambodia; and Empowering the LGBT community to advocate for their rights and support from local authorities and the public.

Address

#47E1, Street 350, S/K Boeng Keng Kang III, Khan Chamkamorn, Phnom Penh

Email

contact@rockcambodia.org

Phone

(+855) 12 48 15 61 / 90 87 59 29

Website

Services

Policy Advocacy
Support Agencies

Ratanak International

Ratanak supports young women who are survivors of domestic or international sexual and labour exploitation as well as men who are caught in labour trafficking situations across the Thai-Cambodia border. It offers long term support to trafficking survivors, including case management, economic empowerment and therapy, in both a residential setting (female, 18 bed spaces) and community settings. It has prevention, intervention and awareness training programs in at-risk communities through equipping volunteer community trainers.

Address

#1281, Street 1982, Phnom Penh Thmey, Khan Sensok, Phnom Penh

Email

info@ratanak.org / tony.posnett@ratanak.org

Phone

Website

Services

Victim Identification
Legal Documentation
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Education
Reintegration
Prevention
Policy Advocacy
Research
Coalition Building
Networking

Sak Saum

Sak Saum is a social enterprise focused on the prevention, rescue, restoration, transformation, and rehabilitation of vulnerable and exploited women, men and children. It provides income generation, sewing and life skills training for female returned migrants and victims of trafficking (over 18- 32 years). It also offers counseling, Khmer and English literacy classes, and community housing

Website

Services

Shelter
Recovery
Repatriation
Reintegration
Prevention

Sao Sary Foundation

Sao Sary focuses on developing educational support programs for children who are at high-risk of being trafficked or exploited. It assists families with developing income-generating small businesses so as to remove the incentives to be part of the human trafficking process. Areas of work include: Direct recovery and psychosocial services, medical services for at-risk children and victims of trafficking, referral for drug rehabilitation and legal assistance, income generation, skills training, job placement.

Email

saosary@gmail.com

Phone

+855 12 471 106

Website

Services

Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Education
Reintegration
Prevention

Transcultural Psychosocial Organisation Cambodia

TPO provides psychological and mental health care to Cambodians. It runs self-help groups for victims of trafficking (selfesteem and self-confidence raising) and offers community based care and treatment.

Address

#2-4, Oknha Vaing Road (St 1952), Sangkat Phnom Penh Thmey, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh

Email

admin@tpocambodia.org

Phone

+855 23 63 66 992 / 095 666 826

Website

Services

Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Support Agencies

Triangle in ASEAN (2015 – 2025) – ILO with support from DFAT and Global Affairs Canada

Triangle in ASEAN delivers services directly to migrant workers and their communities through a network of Migrant Worker Resource Centres (MRCs). In Cambodia they are managed in partnership with the National Employment Agency, the Provincial Department of Labour and Vocational Training, Cambodian Labour Confederation and others in select provinces.

Address

Phnom Penh Center Building F, 2nd Floor, Conor Sihanouk and Sothearos Boulevard, Phnom Penh

Email

phnompenh@ilo.org

Phone

+855 23 220 817

Website

Services

Partnership
Migrant

USAID Cambodia CTIP project implemented by Winrock International

The five-year (2021-2026) USAID Cambodia CTIP activity builds on the progress of previous USAID programming in Cambodia by promoting the empowerment of migrants and at-risk persons through innovative livelihood and skill-building opportunities. Economic disparities push many Cambodians to undertake risky migration that traps them into servitude abroad or pulls them into indebtedness that bonds them to unfree labor at home.

In partnership with the Cambodian government, the private sector, and civil society organizations, Cambodia CTIP will work in eight provinces assessed as hot spots for trafficking and risky migration. The activity will also build on the Cambodian government’s anti-trafficking initiatives and bolster a holistic provision of services to survivors of human trafficking while addressing the root causes of exploitation in key sectors of the economy.

Address

Phnom Penh Center Building H, Room 183
Sothearos Blvd., Phnom Penh Cambodia

Email

mark.taylor@winrock.org

Phone

+855 23 212 334

Website

Services

Prevention

Vulnerable Children Assistance Organisation

VCAO works with poor and socially vulnerable children in Cambodia to provide education and social support. Village Safe Net program focuses on preventing violence, sexual abuse, village trafficking and exploitation of children. It offers community-based vocational training, legal assistance to trafficked persons, long- and short-term shelter, counseling and medical support.

Address

#72 St. 608 Sangkat Boeung Kok II, Khan Toul Kork, Phnom Penh

Email

vcao@vcao.org.kh

Phone

(855) 23 884 722

Website

Services

Legal Aid
Shelter
Recovery
Medical/Healthy Care
Repatriation
Education
Reintegration
Prevention