Thank you for the very nice review. However, I do have to correct one statement. The people who work in the Museum are NOT the childreen supported at the Relief Center. All the staff at the Museum are adults, and are paid a living wage.
The Relief Center, a home for at-risk village children supports kids who are landmine victims, contracted polio in years past, were born with physical disabilities and are HIV positive. Some are orphans. Some were abandoned, and some come from poor families. all attend local schools, are tutored in an on-site school, attend English language classes, and computer classes. They have a library, an art program, a playground and are fed clothed and cared for by a staff of 14; all Khmer.
Tourists are not allowed into the childrens home, and we fully support the program:
Adults Earn - Children Learn
Bill Morse
Project Manager
bill@landmine-relief-fund.com
CLMMRF
The kids will occasionally come up fron to see their friends on staff. But they do not work at the Museum.