Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia Annex 1. Lists of Disability-related Organizations 1-1. List of Disability-related NGOs No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email) 1 Association of January 72,400 Target- All people with Visual Impairment. P. O. Box #35 E3, St. 178 Blind 2001 (2001-2005) Objectives: Tel: 012 914 983 Cambodia 1. To establish, maintain and expand representation in Cambodia with the means of 023 213 883 (ABC) receiving and disseminating information from the ABC, and to assist in research. E-mail: [email protected] 2. To train a number of blind Cambodians in massage and to help them establish a massage business and increase the number of other blind masseurs. 3. To establish a library, training, and meeting facility in Cambodia and produce an ABC Braille magazine. 4. To teach English to the ABC board staff and support blind schools with English instruction. 5. To foster full participation of the blind in the Cambodian education system at all levels, sports, community/family based rehabilitation programs, training/job related skills, and cultural activities. 6. To improve the physical and mental outlook of blind people through motivation and training. 7. To educate, and train blind persons in new technological developments and to find ways to utilize these developments for their support and development. To foster community/family based rehabilitation programs to support the blind. Activities: Library and Training Facility, English Language Training, Sports for the Blind, Community-Based Rehabilitation, Musical Training, Businesses for Blind, Center for Training, School for the Blind, Health Education for the Blind and Visually Impaired 1 Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email) persons. 2 Cambodian 1995 169,658 Target: All PWDs P.O. Box 2008, Phnom Penh #37B, Disabled (2000) Objectives: St. 113, People's 1. To protect the rights of PWDs Sangkat Boeung Keng Organization 2. To improve the public image of PWDs Kang I, Khan Chamcar (CDPO) 3. To ensure that other institutions give attention to the needs of PWDs Mon, Phnom Penh, 4. To build capacity of PWDs Cambodia 5. To facilitate and support PWD groups and organizations. Tel. 023 362 232 6. To research and develop new signs and provide training to deaf people. 023 2155 509 Activities: Fax: 023 362 232 Initiate development of legislation to protect the rights of PWD in collaboration with E-mail: [email protected] MOSALVY and DAC, Media projects and public awareness events, participation in national and international events and sport activities, self-confidence training for PWDs, networking and influencing other institutions to include PWDs, direct service for PWDs including referral and job creation, develop and teach sign language, and facilitate a Women Active Group, facilitate regional/provincial/ community membership meetings (registration of new members), facilitate the establishment of self-help groups of PWDs including a group of the visually impaired, establish charters in Kampot, Banteay Meanchey, Svay Rieng and Kampong Cham. * Cambodian Sopheak Dantrey Music Ban Association was established by CDPO which is now an independent association, but is still under the umbrella of CDPO. 3 National Center 1995 Target: All categories of disability P.O. Box 170, Phnom Penh, for Disabled Activities: Cambodia Persons 1. IRS (Information and Referral Service): Facilitates PWD access to rehabilitation #3, Norodom Blvd., (NCDP) services, training, education and employment opportunities. Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2 Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email) 2. CBR (Community Based Rehabilitation): Training to key community leaders, Tel. 023 210 140 volunteers, and rehabilitation workers on how to make rehabilitation services 023 214 076 available to PWDs within their community; Fax: 023 368 547 3. Research program: Aids disability issue researchers to have access to information E-mail: [email protected] materials about disability and related issues; 4. Income Generation Programs: Helps PWDs to increase their income and for NCDP to achieve sustainability. 5. Scholarship Program: Provides opportunity to deserving young people with disabilities to have access to higher education. 6. Facilities supporting NCDP' s programs and services: Handicraft Retail Outlet, Café Restaurant, Exhibition Area, Library/Research Center, and Conference Hall. 4 Cambodian 2001 Mission and Activities Council of Minister Mine Action 1. Develop policy guidelines for demining and UXO clearance and assistance to mine E-mail: [email protected] and Mine victims; Victim 2. Prepare strategic medium & long term visions on demining & UXO clearance and Authority victim assistance; (CMAA) 3. Develop a strategic five year plan for land mines and UXO and assistance to mine victims in Cambodia; * Newly 4. Coordinate all de-mining and UXO clearance and assistance to mine victims; establish 5. Follow-up and monitor activities of demining and UXO clearance and victim with role and assistance, so that the national and NGOs operators follow the national strategy and responsibility plan; should clearly 6. Lobby for technical and financial support within Cambodia and abroad; define with 7. Order to destroy anti-personnel land mine in stockpiles; CMAC and 8. Issue regulation related to the activities of mine action; 3 Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email) DAC 9. Issue an accreditation to national and NGOs, which conduct demining activities and have the right to revoke accreditation from national and NGOs; 10. Manage data base of all activities, which involve in mine and UFOs action and victim assistance; 11. Develop policy guidelines on the management of the land post clearance; 12. Manage the implementation of the law on the Prohibition of Use of Anti-Personnel Land Mines and the Treaty of the Ottawa Convention on the prohibition of Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-personnel Mine and their Destruction; and 13. Follow-up, monitor and advise on use of resources provided to the national and NGOs by the Royal Government of Cambodia and international community. 5 Cambodian 1992 7,356,432 Transitional Objective: P. O. Box 116 Mine (2001) To achieve a measurable impact on the mine /UXO problem in Cambodia through #10-12, St. 528 Action Center clearing, marking, mine awareness, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) operations Boeung Keng Kang 1 (CMAC) towards humanitarian and reconstruction goals. Tel: 023 981 083/4 Activities: Fax: 023 367 096 Mine/Unexploded Ordnance Awareness Brand, Mine Area Survey, Mine Marking, Community Mine Marking, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal. 6 Cambodian Red 1992 2,232,598 Target: All vulnerable and victims Headquarters, #17, St. Cross (CRC) (1998) Objectives: 180, Phnom Penh 5,290,284.79 1. To develop awareness and increase use of preventive health care practices including Tel: 102 810 854 (1999) mother-child-health care (MCH), immunization, sanitation, use of clean water, Fax: 023 212 878 improved nutrition, among target communities. 2. To bring about a measurable increase of public awareness of CRC, its role in the community and humanitarian issues; 4 Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email) 3. To establish CRC as an active partner in developing and following up on key regional and international initiatives and issues. Activities: Institutional Development: Health, Water sanitation project, HIV/AIDS/STDs project, Hospital engineering project, Community based disaster preparedness (CBDP), Rehabilitation and capacity building. 7 Disability March 1997 708,792.09 Target: All categories of PWDs P.O. Box 115, Action Council ～ (1998-2001) Objectives: Phnom Penh (DAC) (Officially 1. Establish and consolidates the Secretariat of the DAC as a permanent body for the #28, St. 184, Sangkat functioned coordination and initiation of stakeholders involved. Chey Chum Nas, September 2. Provide support to the DAC Executive Board, Advisory, Technical and Specialized Khan Daun Penh, 1999) Committees and Working groups in implementing the Task Force recommendations. Phnom Penh, Cambodia 3. Coordinate, initiate and facilitate the development of programs for improvement of Tel. 023 215 341 services to undeserving PWD. 023 218 797 4. Coordinate and facilitate the development of a comprehensive system to Monitor, E-mail: [email protected] Evaluate and Report on the National Plan of Action. 5. Initiate dialogue among concerned individuals and NGOs to ensure policy development is undertaken through awareness raising of the situation and rights of PWDs. 6. Develop and implement communication networks between the Secretariat, DAC-committees, Working Groups and Government Ministries involved. Major Activities: National Coordination, Legislation, Information, Education, Women with Disability, Training and employment, Community Work with PWD, Training Community Based Worker, Regional and Global Cooperation, Sustainability. Facilitate the exchange of 5 Country Profile on PWDs Annex: Cambodia No Organization Year Budget Target/Objectives/Activities Contact address Name Established (US$) (Tel/fax/email)