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<strong>For</strong><br />

<strong>My</strong> Children’s<br />

<strong>Future</strong>


FOREWORD<br />

<strong>Cambodia</strong> currently has one of the highest proportion of AIDS<br />

orphans in Asia. According to the report from National AIDS<br />

Authority (NAA), by the end of 2003 about 60,000 children in<br />

<strong>Cambodia</strong> have been orphaned due to the country’s AIDS<br />

epidemic.<br />

Due to these problems, all PLHAs parents are concerned about<br />

the future of their children becoming orphans, turning to crime or<br />

begging to survive. The goal of this booklet is to assist PLHAs<br />

parents in planning for their children's future and integrating of their<br />

children into the community thereby addressing issues related to<br />

the increasing number of orphans in <strong>Cambodia</strong>. This booklet can<br />

also be used for non-PLHAs parents who want to plan for a better<br />

future for their children.<br />

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT<br />

This booklet was developed by the IEC Working Group which<br />

consists of the <strong>Cambodia</strong>n People Living With HIV/AIDS Network<br />

(CPN+) and the HIV/AIDS Coordinating Committee (HACC), with<br />

technical assistance from <strong>Pact</strong> <strong>Cambodia</strong>. The Working Group<br />

would like to express its thanks to the monks of Salvation Centre<br />

<strong>Cambodia</strong> (SCC), the Chroy Changvar commune chief, and other<br />

support group members and institutions that provided information<br />

and allowed the working group to take pictures for this booklet.<br />

Phnom Penh<br />

October 2004<br />

CPN+ and HACC


As PLHAs parents, what do we want to see<br />

for our children’s future?<br />

Enough food<br />

to eat and be<br />

healthy<br />

Good<br />

educaion<br />

A good job<br />

A house to<br />

live in and a<br />

bright future<br />

1


What should we do for our children to give<br />

them a good future?<br />

We feed our children good food that is full of<br />

vitamins<br />

2


We wash our children regularly and<br />

keep our house clean<br />

We speak<br />

with health<br />

support<br />

groups to<br />

gain access<br />

to better<br />

health<br />

services<br />

3


We bring our children to see doctors at the<br />

health center or hospital<br />

4


We take our<br />

children to<br />

school<br />

every day<br />

We also teach our children at home and<br />

encourage them to study<br />

5


We work or operate small businesses<br />

at home to support our family<br />

6


We raise livestock and grow vegetables to feed<br />

our family and sell at the market<br />

7


We have close contact with relatives that we can<br />

trust to take care of and educate our children<br />

8


We have close contact with monks, NGOs and<br />

other institution that provide food, care and<br />

accommodation for children.<br />

9


We get our children involved with NGOs and other<br />

institutions that have education programs and<br />

skills training for children.<br />

10


We ask local<br />

authorities<br />

for support<br />

and<br />

assistance<br />

We also work with the local authorities to prepare<br />

our inheritance documents for our children<br />

11


We believe we can plan for our children future by taking<br />

action now such as:<br />

- Provide food that is full of vitamins<br />

- Take our children to school to register and encorage them to study<br />

- Have good sanitation and conduct regular check-ups with doctor<br />

- We work, operate small businesses or raise livestock and grow<br />

vegetables<br />

- We contact relatives, NGOs and monks to take care of and<br />

educate our children<br />

- We ask or work with local authorities for support and assistance<br />

including preparation of inheritance documents for our children.<br />

<strong>Children's</strong> Centers<br />

>SFODA Phum 2, Krom 2, Sangkat Chroy Changvar, Plauv Wat<br />

Chass<br />

>Maryknoll<br />

Mr. Sok Phala ( Project Assistant )<br />

Tel: 012 507 327<br />

>Orphan Center Phouk Troup<br />

Kandal Stoeung districk, Kandal Province<br />

Vocational Training Centers<br />

>Friends<br />

#215, Street Preah Ang Eng, Phnom Penh<br />

Tel: 012 802 155<br />

>The <strong>Cambodia</strong>n Women's Crisis Center ( CWCC )<br />

#42F, Street 488, Sangkat Phsar Deum Thkaov, Chamkarmon<br />

Tel/Fax: 023 982 158<br />

>Nyemo<br />

#14 & 33, Street 310, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kong I<br />

Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh<br />

Tel/Fax: 023 216 944 / 213 160<br />

12


Hospitals that Provide Care Services<br />

>Preah Bat Norodom Sihanouk Hospital<br />

Address: Yothapol Khemarak Phomin (St.271)<br />

Tel: 023 217 764 , 023 217 524<br />

>Sihanouk Hospital “ Center of HOPE ”<br />

Address: Street 134 Sangkat Veal Vong Khan 7 Makara<br />

Tel: 023 882 484 , 023 982 571<br />

>National Pediatric Hospital<br />

>Calmette Hospital<br />

Address:Nº3, Preah Monivong, Phnom Penh<br />

Tel: 023 426 948 , 023 427 792 , 023 724 892<br />

>MSF / B (Provincial Hospital,Siem Reap)<br />

Tel: 012 737 812<br />

>MSF / B (Provincial Hospital, Takeo)<br />

Tel: 012 834 638 812<br />

>MSF / B (Provincial Hospital, Kompong Cham)<br />

Tel: 012 524 730 , 012 767 720<br />

>Preah Ket Melea Hospital<br />

>MSF / B (Provincial Hospital, Battambang)<br />

>Kantha Bopha <strong>Children's</strong> Hospital<br />

>And other Hospitals or Health Centers in the Kingdom of<br />

<strong>Cambodia</strong><br />

Produced by<br />

In collaboration with<br />

<strong>Cambodia</strong>n People Living<br />

with HIV/AIDS Network<br />

HIV/AIDS Coordinating<br />

Committee<br />

National AIDS Authority<br />

And the IEC Advisory Committee<br />

13<br />

National Centre for<br />

HIV/AIDS Dermatology and<br />

STDs Control


Other IEC Materials Produced:<br />

Technical and financial support by:<br />

<strong>Pact</strong> <strong>Cambodia</strong><br />

Pfizer Foundation<br />

<strong>For</strong> more information contact:<br />

CPN+<br />

#62C, St. 450, Toul Tompong II, Phnom Penh<br />

Tel: 023 216 399, 011 816 671, 012 934 777<br />

Email: cpn@camnet.com.kh , cpn@online.com.kh<br />

HACC<br />

#51BEo, St.384, Sangkat Toul Svay Prey I<br />

Khan Chamcar Morn, Phnom Penh<br />

Tel: 023 217 964, 012 774 373<br />

Email: HACC@online.com.kh<br />

<strong>Pact</strong> <strong>Cambodia</strong><br />

Phmom Penh Center, 3rd Floor (Fourth Level)<br />

Corner Sihanouk (274) & Sothearos (3) Blvd., Phnom Penh<br />

Tel/Fax: 023 217 820, 217 855<br />

Email: pact@pactcambodia.org<br />

Website: www.pactcambodia.org<br />

Edition 1 : 1,000 copies Publication #13-2004 ' October 2004

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