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CPY 07 Activities

Food Distribution
On Sunday, September 16, 2007, SI Cambodia collaborated with Initiatives for Change Association (ICA) on the third implementation of their Student’s Heart: Students Make Change in Society project at Russian Hospital.

Smooth Environment in Written Exam
The written test which was the first step to shortlist potential and resourceful candidates to take part in the 34th SSEAYP program took place on Sunday 08 July 2007 at Norodom Primary School.

Clean-Up Campaign
One night trip to Kompong Som, initiated by executive committee of SSEAYP International Cambodia and participated by more than 40 active members, set off on 26-27 of May, 2007 in a main attempt to launch clean- up campaign and to distribute basket to sellers for the sake of environmental protection.

The 19th SIGA in Cambodia
It will be the first ever SSEAYP International General Assembly to be held in Cambodia. It opens up the opportunity for SSEAYP ex-participants to tighten their friendship and at the same time explore and appreciate the culture of the Kingdom of Cambodia, the land of ancient god.

SI Cambodia’s General Assembly
On January 14, 2007, SSEAYP International Cambodia celebrated its Ordinary General Assembly at Wat Koh high school, the same venue CPY 06 had their pre-departure training.

Impression of CPY of the Year 2006
First, I would like to thank SSEAYP that has built me to be a better and more thoughtful person for my team, and my country.

New Batch, New Achievements!
Upon completing their good-will ambassadors’ mission in SSEAYP, CPYs 2006 have brought back new achievements to SSEAYP International Cambodia as well as to Cambodia as a whole.

On Sunday, September 16, 2007, SI Cambodia collaborated with Initiatives for Change Association (ICA) on the third implementation of their Student’s Heart: Students Make Change in Society project at Russian Hospital.

SI Cambodia executive member, Ex-CPY and Japanese friends, former and present participants of the Japanese Goodwill Mission program

The project’s objective is to provide food to the poor and needy who seem to have been neglected or abandoned by the society in general. On this third project implementation, we provide bread, fried noodle, soup, and fruits to 150 patients who have been infected by HIV/AIDs or Tuberculosis and are staying at Russian Hospital. This project is meant to go beyond just sharing food; it is to share love by showing that there are people who care for other people.

SI Cambodia’s contribution to this project was our sponsor of fruits – oranges and rambutans – and our sending more than 20 members including ex-com representatives to participate in the project. We were also joined by five Japanese friends, former and present participants of the Japanese Goodwill Mission program, as some of our members have been hosting them during their program in Cambodia.

participant pack the fruits for the patients.

The food project officially started at around 9 AM when we were divided into three groups – one group to prepare food into plates, bowls and buckets; another group to bring food to patients with TB; and another to patients with HIV/AIDs. We worked in a group of three as there are generally three patients in each room. Each team brought three sets food and walked side by side to the patients’ rooms. At the meeting with the patients, each member had a short, friendly talk with them in order to get to know them and provide them encouragement.

A whole people share smile with the camera.

The project ended at around 11 AM, when everyone felt a bit tired but happy having done something good for the day and for the society. The most special feeling of the day was probably the feeling of knowing that we have put a smile on someone’s face.

September 24, 2007
By Miss. Thorn Vimealea, Ex-CPY01, 02

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