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Begin at the Beginning: Lessons for Life
“This is a new lesson for me and I can use this lesson to teach my children,” said Kimsrorn with smile.
Tides of Change for Floating Villages
“Before I thought that child education was not parents’ responsibility; it was teachers’,” said Chanthou, a mother of three children. “Our responsibility is to take care of the family income”.
When children have children, exclusion becomes the norm.
Being a young parent is difficult, even when you have access to social services which empower parents to provide optimal care for child development and family support available. Imagine the added difficulty, vulnerability and fear when teenagers – just girls themselves – are thrust into this reality. This is the situation for tens of thousands of girls in Cambodia who become pregnant before they are adults – a situation that not only ends their own childhood, but puts their young babies at increased risk.
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Alarming increase in number of teenage mothers in Cambodia puts health of youngest children at risk
New report highlights the risk of exclusion for young Cambodian mothers and children
A dramatic increase in the number of teenage mothers in Cambodia is putting the wellbeing of some of the nation’s youngest children at risk, says Save the Children.
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Child Rights in the Tonle Sap Report
This report explores the experiences of children in the Tonle Sap region. It is a broad ranging study of families and children's lives with regards to Save the Children's five key thematic areas: Education, Child Protection, Health and Nutrition, Child Poverty and Child Rights Governance.
