Welcome to the Cambodian Children’s Painting Project - a grass roots project that works with underprivileged children in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

Our children struggle daily with uncaring or abusive parents, living in extremely impoverished households, lacking regular access to food, clean drinking water and medical care. Our children come from the beaches in the local area, collecting cans and bottles for a meager return or selling bracelets and such to tourists for money.

Our objective is to provide these vulnerable children with the opportunity to develop their imagination and skills through artistic expression,and providing them a safe place to play, learn and dream. Through education we strive to provide them an opportunity of a future.

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Hot off the press…  

June 2010: Latest newsletter available to download now!

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 June 2010: CCPP gets animated about filmmaking

The CCPP children recently expanded their artistic horizons even further, with the introduction of a new creative initiative: Young Cambodian Filmmakers.  Read the full story >

May 2010: European tour continues…

Felix Brooks-church of CCPP is on the road again, this time travelling across Europe. Read the full story >

 October 2009: Australian tour a great success!

Felix Brooks Church, GM, travelled across Australia from late August to hold fundraising art exhibitions in Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Byron Bay and Brisbane with the help of previous volunteers. Read the full story >

March 2009: Our trip to Angkor Wat

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters to the project we were able take 52 local underprivileged kids on a trip of a lifetime in February: a four day tour to Siem Reap to visit the famous Angkor temples of Angkor Wat, Bayon and Ta Prohm. Read the full story >