This section provides a range of articles regarding disability related issues and environmental figures.
services!Two weeks ago, we went to Krousar Thmey School to give sports shoes to the players of our blind football team. The players of the Angkor Tiger professional football team were also present for this moment of sharing.
Sometimes it be tricky to travel with a disability. Thanks to this article you will discover our advice on finding suitable accommodation and travel services!
Sign language is still a less developed discipline among the population and children today, but it has proved to be a tremendous asset.
Discover why in this article!
The month of April is dedicated to educate and share the realities of living with limb difference and limb loss. And this year campaign’s main concern is mobility with the aim to encourage people with limb impairments to get more active.
Learn more about inclusive literature, an impactful yet accessible tool in order to create an inclusive environment in schools.
Tonle Sap is not only one of Cambodia’s most famous lac, it is also the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia and an important source of income and food for the communities around it. Discover why the Tonle Sap’s protection and conservation is necessary for the surrounding communities and for the whole country.
You keep hearing about how important it is to reduce your plastic production and consumption, but do you know why ? To understand more about the necessity to change our behavior regarding plastic, check out this article explaining the cycle life of a plastic bottle !
To commemorate International Mine Awareness Day, Soulcial Trust embarked on a narrative project to uncover the experiences of disability in Cambodia with Bel’s life story.
Discover 5 easy tips to implement in your daily life for a greener behavior !
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