(June 2025)
Kep Children currently serves 64 children—around 50 attending daily—offering a safe, nurturing space where education, health, and nutrition come together. The program provides kindergarten for the youngest, after-school classes, extra Khmer and maths lessons, creative activities, and even Kun Khmer boxing on weekends. Many children come from low-income families near Kep market, with tuk-tuks ensuring safe transport.
Beyond learning, the program cares for overall well-being with school lunches, monthly rice donations, annual dental check-ups, medical fee reimbursements, and family support. Children also join excursions to beaches, parks, and farms—broadening horizons and building confidence—while partnerships with organizations like BSDA keep youth engaged.
This year, the “Bicycles for Education” project will provide 21 sturdy bicycles plus workshops in road safety and maintenance. With reliable transport and practical skills, children can reach school more easily while gaining independence and responsibility.
With WCF’s support, Kep Children is breaking barriers to education and creating lasting opportunities for stronger, self-reliant communities.
