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World Vision CambodiaAs member of the World Vision International Partnership, World Vision Cambodia is committed to fulfilling the common vision: 
We aim to empower our staff and our targeted communities to take part in building a future for Cambodian children. A future that includes the "fullness of life" and the will to carry out the work that transforms community members, making families stronger and more resilient to economic uncertainties. Our next five year's strategy prioritises the following strategic dimensions: vulnerable children, empowered communities, transformed systems and structures, through a refined sectoral focus that will include food and water security, education, health, peace and justice and HIV&AIDS. WVC recognises that as a direct-implementing agency we are faced with unique challenges, such as to consistently focus on community empowerment approaches and to think deeply about what a community will 'look' like when WVC is no longer there. We also recognise that relationships (between and with individuals, communities and the state) are integral to transformational development, and by implication they are also the key to community empowerment, sustainability and gender equity. WVC will transition from a predominantly needs-based approach to a community empowerment approach and all that may entail, including a thoughtful and responsible balance of growth with quality ministry. Social justice features prominently within the strategy, as WVC recognises and affirms the rights of all men and women, boys and girls to meet their basic needs while maintaining their dignity as children of God. Who we serve World Vision Cambodia's ministry is focused on the lives of Cambodia's poorest children and their families. We work with children, families and communities regardless of their religious beliefs, gender, or ethnic background and on a non-profit basis. Why we serve Motivated by our Christian faith, and in partnership with communities and donors, World Vision Cambodia seeks to enable Cambodian children and their families realize their God-given potential by tackling the causes of poverty. How we serve Relationship is the starting point and end goal of World Vision's Work. Through helping communities to build relationship with one another and working with community leaders and children's groups, World Vision helps to build social networks for children and their families. We work with community members to build partnerships that enable communities to determine priorities and set goals that would empower them to achieve development that positively transforms their lives. Where we serve World Vision's ministry includes 27 districts in 7 provinces and Phnom Penh. Our targeted communities are called Area Development Programmes (ADPs) where a holistic approach to transformational development is carried out through long-term partnership with villagers to improve livelihoods for children and their families. Each of the ADPs focuses on different combinations of the five areas of focused: food and water security, education, health, peace and justice and HIV&AIDS.  Serving in Partnership World Vision valued good partnership with communities, supporters, local non-government organizations (NGOs), churches, and government ministries of Cambodia (including the Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Social Affairs and Youth Rehabilitation, Ministry of Rural Development, Ministry of Health); international government partners and international organizations (including the World Food Programme and World Health Organisation). Cambodians serving Cambodia With a committed team of over 800 staff, interns, and volunteers, World Vision is building a strong group of local staff to lead and serve the country in its journey to development. |
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