- Catriona talks us through couterparts, cycling and Christmas in Cambodia. Click on her homepage to read more about her experience in Ratanikiri.
All About Phan: The Counterpart EditionToday Phan was wearing a t-shirt that said "SMART PERSON IS HERE". This is quite representative of his character in general. He has quite the populist persona and fashion sense - he brought his own hanging line and clothes hangers to the host home! His English speaking always comes across as being in the form...- A comic view of life in Stung Treng from Haydn.
Haydn in Cambodia - VSO ICSWritten by Haydn Perks and Joshua Joly Photography by Rosalind Purcell On Saturday 6/12/14 the VSO ICS cycle 4 volunteers met up with members of the host community at Yeak Loam Lake for a welcoming party. Here we introduced ourselves and explained our projects to the community.- Tour a host-home on stilts, see what volunteers get up to on Community Action Days and what they did for social activities in Stung Treng.
- What is it like to live with an indigenous Tampoun family in Ratanikiri? Claire spills the beans.
Host Home LifeFor the past six weeks, I have been living with an indigenous Tampoun family in Chiry village situated on the outskirts of Banlung with my two counterparts, Anna Hollis (UK VSO ICS volunteer) from Stafford UK and Ly Linden (Khmer VSO ICS volunteer) from Kampong Cham province in Cambodia.- Festivals, farming, floods and fun. Holly tells us about her time in Stung Treng.
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VSO ICS has programmes in the North East of Cambodia in Stung Treng and Ratanikiri. Volunteers work with local NGOs to help increase secure livelihoods for poor and marginalised people focusing on waste management, microfinance and agriculture.
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