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Clean Kulen Center Recycles
Education and a clean environment is the most important part of a child’s development. Primary education is essential for children to fulfill their rights, which is an important project of the community.
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Sewing machines
At Clean Kulen Center, we believe in the power of community and creativity, transforming discarded materials into treasures that contribute to both education and environmental sustainability. Our initiative not only empowers children to learn critical skills through hands-on recycling but also nurtures local women, allowing them to showcase their craftsmanship by repurposing plastic waste and old bags into beautiful, functional objects. This symbiotic relationship fosters a sense of pride and shared purpose among the families of Kulen Mountain, turning every collected piece of waste into a stepping stone towards a brighter, cleaner future for all.
Education
Every child deserves access to education, and while we ensure that schooling is free. By contributing to the teachers’ transport, living expenses, and the necessary teaching aids, we empower educators to thrive, creating a nurturing environment where knowledge can bloom.
Housing
Providing accommodation for teachers and volunteers in the village of Preah Ang Thom on Kulen Mountain will strengthen their commitment and engagement with the local community, as well as foster greater empathy towards the villagers’ living conditions.
Recycling
During the start-up phase of the recycling project, costs such as purchasing additional raw materials, machines, maintenance, and wages for local employees will initially exceed revenues, necessitating additional financing.
“Transforming dreams into reality and inspiring the next generation to reach their full potential amidst the beauty of Kulen Mountain.”
“Participate in local traditions and witness the resilience of the people, co-workers become advocates for change, for a brighter future.”
“We are not just recycling materials, but recycling hope and opportunity for the families of Kulen Mountain.”