2. The Country of Cambodia
Situated in the South West of the Indo-China Peninsula, the capital of Cambodia is Phnom Penh. With
a population of 14.8 million, with the average GDP per capital at approximately USD2000 per year.
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3. The History
The Khmer Rouge was one of the most violent regimes of the 20th Century. Responsible for approximately
1.7 million deaths, eliminating as many possible traces of intellectual or capitalism within the country.
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4. Present Day Cambodia
When the regime ended, it left Cambodia in dire needs economically. Many fled the country as refugees,
whilst those who stayed faced poverty. There are 7 million children on the streets of Cambodia. Even
though there is much development today, there is also an ever expanding gap between the rich and poor.
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5. About Us
His-Child is one of the many
organizations set-up to assist
the children of Cambodia.
We are a faith based
organization who believe
children are created in the
image of God and have
dignity, honor and worth from
birth. Regardless of gender,
race, social standing, religion
or disability, they possess
the tremendous potential to
be guided for the betterment
of society.
Postcards from Phnom Penh
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6. About Us
HIS International Services
HISChild (NGO) HISChurch HISschool
(Ministry for Religion) (Ministry for Education)
Mobile Drop-In Center Doulos Church Kindergarten
Children’s Center Village Outreach Elementary School 6
Day Care Community Center Junior High 3
Youth Center Kindergarten Senior High 3
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7. HISChild (NGO)
Mobile Drop-In Center
Children’s Center
Youth Center
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8. Mobile Drop In Center
Offering help for the children living on the streets.
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10. Our Role
The bus ministry goes to key locations within the city
center. For one hour, the children are taught lessons
in Khmer, Bible studies, they watch TV, dance, sing,
and make paper crafts.
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11. Nursing & Care
On the bus, we assist:
- Cutting finger nails, showering
- Nursing for cuts or bruises
- Basic hygiene is also taught
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12. Education On Wheels
Children are taught in Khmer & English.
Each short class is about 10-15 minutes long,
conducted by local Cambodian teachers.
Foreign volunteers & missionaries conduct the
English classes.
The children are also entertained with:
-Fairy Tale Time
-Arts & Crafts
-Short-Movie Time
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13. Praise & Worship
Key verses from the bible is also taught,
along with praise & worship in Khmer.
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14. Schedule
Days Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
7-9am Sunday
School
Day Off 7-12noon 6-10am 6:30-11am 5:30-9:30am 7-11:30am
Morning Kocsandaik Phnom Penh Toulsomphy Phonm Penh Preakamplian
9-10:30am
Village Village Village Worship @
Doulous Church
3-4pm 3-4pm 1:30-5pm 4:30-7:30pm 2-4pm
Bible Study Bible Study Phnom Penh Phnom Penh Cleaning &
KKH KKH Maintenence
Afternoon Day Off
4-7:30pm 4-7:30pm
Phnom Penh Phnom Penh
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15. Children’s Center
A safe home, building long-term stability
for children aged 5-17 y.os.
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16. Playground for Growth
The new center, built in 2009, today houses 58
children between the ages of 5-17 y.os.
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17. Kingdom Values
A ministry for the orphans on the streets, villages
and children who are victims of human trafficking.
The children’s center provides daily needs
(accommodation, clothes and food) public
education and various extracurricular activities.
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18. Youth Center
To see young adults be the salt and light
in their communities.
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19. Nurturing Talent
Set up in 2009, the Youth Center supports young
adolescence, teaching them to cope with society by
providing specific discipleship.
The Youth Center houses boys over 15 years old, who have
grown up in an orphanage or children whose families are in
financial difficulty.
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20. A Safe Haven
Creating an ideal setting for developing Christian
values, in an atmosphere that encourages a sense
of belonging. The Youth Center also has
home-parents who take care of the teenagers.
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21. Day Care Center
Providing education for local homeless
children and those who do not have
access to public education because of
financial difficulties.
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22. Day Care
Teachers come from all over the world, on a
volunteer basis. Both international and local
missionaries take care of about 30 children a day.
Day care runs for 4 hours a day, with children
coming from the river-side. Classes taught are
Khmer, Mathematics, English and the gospel.
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23. HISChurch
(Ministry for Religion)
Doulos Church
Village Outreach
Community Center
Kindergarten
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24. Doulos Church
A church for locals, serving both children and adults.
Sunday School is conducted at the back of tuk-tuks
which serve as make-shift classes.
Children’s service brings 200 children.
Children’s service: 7am-8:30am
Adult Service : 8:30am-10:30am
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25. Village Programs
Every Thursday, the team goes out to a village to
teach the children Bible stories and programmes
similar to what is taught in Sunday school. Villages
visited are Toul Samphy and Kok Sundaik.
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26. Youth Center
Community Center
The community center was set-up to help adults
within the surrounding locale with vocational skills.
Providing support and training for areas such as
computer literacy that may aid in their occupations.
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27. Kindergarten
For children aged 4-6y.os. Kindergarten classes
teach Math, Arts & Craft, English. Educators are
both locals and overseas missionaries.
Father in Heaven, keep them safe, keep them joyful, keep them in Your protection.
For His Children, From His Child.
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28. HISschool
(Ministry for Education)
Kindergarten
Elementary School 6
Junior High 3
Senior High 3
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30. Tomorrow’s children, today’s Hope
His vision for His-Child is to able to build a Christian International
School. This school aims to be a full-functioning school from
Kindergarten till High-School, providing a full proper education for
Cambodian orphans and underprivileged, who cannot afford
education.
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31. His School: The Mission
To provide 14 years of continuous education for children, with a provision for the very poor in the region.
To provide a bi-lingual education with equal emphasis on the use of Khmer and English as the language
of instruction so that children are equipped to communicate in their country as well as with the global market
place. To provide 14 years of continuous education for children, with a provision for the very
poor in the region.
To provide a bi-lingual education with equal emphasis on the use of Khmer and
English as the language of instruction so that children are equipped to communicate in
their country as well as with the global market place.
To provide children with strong moral and ethical foundations to enable them to
develop into mature, well-balanced citizens and future leaders.
To provide strong training in a range of subjects, including the sciences, arts, and
information technology.
To lay the foundations for transition to technical/vocational teaching where appropriate.
In the long term, to encourage existing students to be involved in helping to teach the
younger students during their free time, and to train up local Khmer teachers who will
be able to teach the subjects that the missionary teachers will initially provide.
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32. Mile-Stones To His School
To provide 14 years of continuous education for children, with a provision for the very poor in the region.
To provide a bi-lingual education with equal emphasis on the use of Khmer and English as the language
of instruction so that children are equipped to communicate in their country as well as with the global market
April 2003: Planning begins
place.
Mar 2004: Rev. Oak from Sarang community Church
in South Korea bought the school land for
the project. Cost was USD128,000
Sep 2004: Soil for the school land begins to be filled.
Cost was USD100,000
Apr 2006: Walls for the land begins to be built.
Cost was USD10,000
Nov 2007: Completed blueprint & design of
school building
Mar 2009: Elementary school construction starts
Jun 2010: Elementary school open for registration
July 2012: Targeted completion of all buildings
Total cost estimated is USD528,000.
We are still looking for beneficiaries who would like to contribute to the building of His School.
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35. Your Involvement
His-Child welcomes volunteers & funds.
Your support for any one of our ministries
is much appreciated.
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36. Bus Drop-In Center
The bus has 5 local teachers. If you, or
anyone you know would like to volunteer,
we always welcome you. Proficiency in English
and/or first aid/nursing skills is most welcome.
Role of Volunteers:
- Cutting of Nails
- Nursing needs
- Teaching elementary english
Provisions & Volunteers
The cost of running this ministry is USD2500 a
month. We are always looking for the following
provisions:
Funds Welcome:
- Fuel support for up to USD1000 per month
- Second hand clothing for children aged 3-17y.o
- Snacks
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37. Kindergarten
There are about 30 children who attend
Kindergarten.
Role of Volunteers:
- Music & Worship Dance
Provisions & Volunteers
Educating a child costs USD100/month.
Funds to assist our children’s education are
most welcome.
Funds Welcome:
- Children’s uniform, stationery & education
- Classroom stationery & craft materials
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38. Community Center
Role of Volunteers:
- Basic computer skills
-Elementary English
-Music classes
Provisions & Volunteers
- 10 Computer stations are needed to aid
the children in computer skills
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39. Doulos Church
Approximately 200 children come every Sunday
to Doulos Church. Services are conducted
primarily in Khmer.
Role of Volunteers:
- Music & Worship Dance
Provisions & Volunteers
The cost of running this ministry is USD2500 a
month. We are always looking for the following
provisions:
Funds Welcome:
- USD25 for 1 Sunday service of children’s snacks
- To purchase stationery for Sunday school
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40. His School
For this vision to come to fruition, His-Child requires much support in the form of prayer, funding, supplies, technical
teaching expertise. Please do contact us if you would like to be a part of the building blocks of this education system.
Total Cost of building His School: USD528,000
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41. Funding
For fund transfers, please be informed that our branch maintains an online Direct Deposit Account
with Citibank, New York. As such for all TT favoring our customers, kindly remit proceeds to by SWIFT
to credit our DDA with Citibank, New York according to the following SWIFT field:
Field: 54
Citibank N.A
NEW YORK
USA
Swift: CITIUS33
Field: 57
/367872067
Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank)
Phnom Penh Branch
Cambodia
Field: 59
Beneficiaries account number: 00001/002/001034/08
Beneficiaries name: Hischild International Cambodia
Field: 70
Details of payment
Field: 72
Fill in your sender information
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42. Funding: For Malaysians
For Malaysians, if you would like to send funds, please send to:
Bank: Maybank Bangsar Baru Branch
Name: Lucille Teresa Gasper
Account: 114124047928
So that we may keep a record, please also do e-mail office@hischild-international.com
stating which ministry or missionary you would like the funds to go to.
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43. Missionary Support
Some missionaries are self-sponsored. Funds
are most welcome to aid with living expenses
as they continue their work here.
- Sponsorship for living expenses which are
USD600 a month
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44. Prayer Request
That God will use the HIS team for His ministries
For the children on the streets, that they may not lose hope for the future
For the spiritual and physical health of the children in Kingdom Kids Home
For the ministry of Doulos Church - that faith of worshippers will be matured in
Christ as they evangelise to others
The preparation of the Christian school. Pray that all necessary procedures
and documents will be managed well among the government and construction firm.
Pray that all needs will be met in time.
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45. We encourage visiting us & the children in person:
P.O Box 1322
Phnom Penh Cambodia
Tel: 855 23 425 011
www.hischild-international.com
e-mail: office@hischild-international.com
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