To provide appropriate support to responsible and sustainable projects working in community development, wildlife rescue, and environmental conservation. To raise awareness of the plight of the communities with whom we work and create lifelong ambassadors for the projects with which we work.
Helping Hands is a community project in one of the poorest regions of Cambodia where we give free education to 300 children, training in health, hygiene, nutrition & agriculture and run a university scholarship programme. We supply free school uniforms so children can attend state school and give a free breakfast to around 100 of the poorest children in the village every day. We have already had a significant impact on the lives and futures of more than 70 families.
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Picaflor House is a community project in the village of Oropesa, in a deprived area of the Peruvian Andes near Cusco. Although millions of tourist dollars flood into Peru every year very little reaches remote villages of the region. Here, the poorest children would normally be destined for a lifetime of poverty and hardship. While villagers work hard to feed and clothe their children, we provide a safe space for children to play and free education to help them break out of the cycle of poverty.
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The Globalteer Sports Project is unique in Siem Reap. We use sport as a way of engaging more than 200 children a week in lessons about leadership, team work, fair play and social issues that affect boys and girls throughout Cambodia. The sports project lets kids play in a safe space, but more importantly provides education and empowerment through lessons taught on the sports field during weekly sports classes, football leagues, and special training.
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