They also run a rehabilitation program from the Community Work Skills Center, built in , where the girls are taught how to weave on traditional hand looms. This allows the girls to learn skills that are culturally respected and provides them with an opportunity to escape the poverty cycle.
Providing them with this safe environment and support network completely transforms their confidence and self-esteem. By creating a social enterprise, Takeo Trust has been able to open these girls up to the international market as micro producers and allowed themselves, their families and community to benefit immensely.
Takeo Trust makes an amazing effort to focus on the girls in school as well, to make sure they are on the right path to perhaps go on to a university.
If a girl decides to go to a university, Takeo Trust covers the cost of university tuition, university housing, school books and medical expenses. In alone, Takeo Trust sent four of its eldest girls to a university to further their education β this was previously unthinkable given their circumstances.
Last year alone they helped approximately children up to grade six, teaching the poorest of the poor. The area where the school is and where they live, Stung Meanchey, was originally designated as a landfill for the capital Phnom Penh. Each product takes several hours to make.
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