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.
Our adaptive sports project promotes social inclusion and empowerment. By bringing people with all abilities together, we reduce the social stigma faced by people with disabilities in Cambodia. After initiating blind-football, wheelchair basketball and zumba, we just launched a new touch rugby project. New project with deaf and mute children Read more…
Learn more about inclusive literature, an impactful yet accessible tool in order to create an inclusive environment in schools.
For this year’s Women’s Day, we interviewed two members of the wheelchair basketball team. Discover their inspirational and empowering message.
We are happy to welcome two new members in the Soulcial Trust team. Quentin and Marion will work for our Green Influence and XLability programmes.
This week is a special one as we are celebrating Children’s Mental Health. This year’s theme is “Healthy : Inside and Out“, which matches perfectly our new adaptive sports activity : Zumba classes.
After getting the team new uniforms, we are happy to offer to the Krousar Thmey children a brand new football field inside their school.
For the very first time on January 24, 2019, we will be celebrating International Day of Education. On this special occasion, Soulcial Trust wants to recall its achievements, current actions and goals regarding education in Cambodia.
The children from our blind football team are back to school. New schoolyear, new players, new projects!
We started a 3-day-Disability-Awareness course for the students from PEPY Empowering Youth, an NGO which supports the development of education in Cambodia.
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