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PIO serves over 1000 children a day through a variety of programs that include, non-formal education and vocational training. Through our programs we provide some of the most vulnerable women and children in Cambodia with hope for the future.
Our belief is that education and assistance can improve the lives of underprivileged Cambodian people and will lead to a life without poverty.
Most of our operating support comes from Just World International and without their continued support we are unable to do the work we do. Please take a minute to visit their site.
Testimonial
- Your dedication and commitment to your school is very honorable and the students should be very grateful to have you as models to look up to.
- Phymean is saving these children from slavery...by educating these children she is unfolding their potential and making them the leaders of tomorrow.
- What this organization is doing goes beyond mere humanitarian work. PIO is helping to build a new Cambodian society, and is deserving of full support and encouragement.
- PIO does an amazing job with these children. The time, money and attention that PIO invests in each child is testament to the bright and successful individuals that they will no doubt become. It has been incredibly rewarding to be part of this organization.
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Recent News
The Girl Effect at work at PIO
Nov 02, 2012
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Vo Leak has been the subject for many photographers in her short life. In another circumstance this would be an honor and she might well be a popular girl with lots of friends at school. However this was far from the case. Her face and eyes explain t
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Lets support the Girl Effect
Oct 31, 2012
Our new project page on Global Giving is up and involved with the Girl Effect Challenge. Details to come soon, in the meantime watch the video below and visit their site girleffect.org. [wpvp_embed type=youtube video_code=1e8xgF0JtVg width=560 height
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Heartbreaking story of Vin
Oct 05, 2012
I wanted to share a touching story about how important PIO is to the local community. A few months ago we had Sang Vin, 11 years old, brought into our outreach center by his grandmother who was desperate to find a school for her 3 grandchildren Phin,
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