Our Projects

The Projects We Support

CCC's purpose is to act as a channel for the love of Jesus Christ for the people of Cambodia. We do not run large-scale projects in Cambodia or anywhere else; we channel resources from outside Cambodia to organisations and individuals whom we can trust to use them honestly and wisely, and we make grants directly to people in need.

What are these resources used for?

Relief of Poverty and Suffering

We believe we have a particular calling to help widows, orphans and the very poor. We make grants to provide immediate help, but we also want to assist with income generation and the setting up of small businesses.

Cambodia for Christ

We assist Cambodia for Christ Sports Ministry, which runs football teams for young people and children who may be vulnerable to drug pushers and criminal gangs.

Education

We support Timothy School, which provides informal classes teaching English, computer studies and music that supplement the education children receive at school.

Timothy College and Business Institute

We are very excited about working with the Cambodian church to establish a college and business institute.

Previously Supported Projects

CCC has been making grants to projects in Cambodia since 1994. Sometimes the amounts have been small but the fruit has been significant.

Student Sponsorship

We have sponsored several students at schools, colleges and universities, paying all or part of the fees for them to study at high-quality educational institutions that they could not otherwise afford.

Dump Kids/Children of Cambodia

From 2008 to 2018 we helped children who formerly scavenged on a rubbish dump to go to school and receive a cooked lunch each day. As the project progressed, the children's families were able to find alternative sources of income, enjoy a higher standard of living and make better provision for their children.

In CCC's early days we...

supported the School of Practical Ministry Cambodia, which trains pastors of indigenous, non-denominational churches;
sponsored trainees at the Khmer School of Sewing;
paid for a music teacher to work with the Cambodian Christian Arts Ministry;
helped meet the costs of a school building;
paid for computer equipment used by the Evangelical Fellowship of Cambodia;
made a small contribution to the cost of purchasing a building for the Theological Education by Extension Association of Cambodia;
donated toys to a pre-school;
supported the Help for the Poor Orphanage just outside Phnom Penh, caring for 27 children.