The Cambodia Trust works with landmine survivors and other disadvantaged disabled people to offer a helping hand out of poverty. Our local, trained staff provide practical support to enable people with disabilities to participate in school, employment and community life. The Trust aims to reduce poverty and increase self-sufficiency, through rehabilitation, community work, training and advocacy for equal rights.

In developing countries such as Cambodia, disabled people face discrimination at every level of society.

• An estimated 98% of children with disabilities receive no education.
• 96-97% of people with disabilities in developing countries have no access to the rehabilitation services that would enable them to live self-sufficient lives.

The Cambodia Trust offers practical support to help people with disabilities to break the cycle of poverty. Please support our work by making a donation today.

Your donation will be used to provide prosthetic limbs, braces and wheelchairs, to increase mobility for landmine survivors and other disadvantaged disabled people. Mobility is the first step towards independence.

• $40 will provide a bicycle for a child who cannot walk to school
• $160 will provide someone with a prosthetic limb or orthopaedic brace
• $12,000 will provide a year's training for a prosthetist-orthotist from a developing country - helping to build local capacity in specialist rehabilitation skills

Please make a donation today. Step by step, we can make a difference.