New Mobile Library for Street Children in Cambodia

With your support M'Lop Tapang in Cambodia has now bought a new Mobile Library, reaching out to hundreds of children who, because of poverty, the need to work, or where they live, cannot access government schools. Thank you so much!! The Mobile Library travels every day to areas where it does not have a physical presence...

Last month M’Lop Tapang reached 207 children through its Mobile Library, as well as:•    Providing education classes at the Main Centre to 223 children •    Supporting 936 children in local government public schools•    Providing 248 children and youth with...

Srey Leak, 11 years old, lives near the port in the bustling town of Sihanoukville.  Her parents make their living from selling fish and Srey often used to help them.  She recently dropped out of school to help earn some money for her family. M’Lop Tapang’s mobile library team met her two years ago...

The Tapang tree, also known as the ‘umbrella’ tree, provides shelter from the elements.  M’Lop means shade or protection in the Khmer language. M'Lop Tapang was created in 2003 with the aim of giving street children access to the learning tools, resources, and opportunities they needed to build...

The Tapang tree, also known as the ‘umbrella’ tree, provides shelter from the elements.  M’Lop means shade or protection in the Khmer language. M'Lop Tapang was created in 2003 with the aim of giving street children access to the learning tools, resources, and opportunities they needed to build...