TOGETHER WE CAN FIGHT POVERTY
through education and vocational training
SALA BAÏ
TRAINING AT THE HEART OF DEVELOPMENT
The French NGO Agir pour le Cambodge (APLC), created in 1985, launched the Sala Baï program in 2002 to fight poverty and human trafficking in Cambodia through social and professional training of young underprivileged Cambodians.
To have a meal or to stay at Sala Baï is to give another dimension to your trip to Cambodia. You’ll be actively participating in the vocational training of young disadvantaged Cambodians by allowing them to practice their newly acquired skills in real conditions while financing their training. Learn More
Immerse yourself in the intimate surrounds of this training-school hotel, where the super staff are ever helpful.
A training restaurant that serves excellent food.
Every year, Sala Baï Hotel and Restaurant School trains 150 students in hospitality at no charge to them. This program is exclusively devoted to helping underprivileged young Cambodians, with priority given to girls (70%) who are more vulnerable and who have less access to education.
In 21 years, more than 1,900 students have been trained and have found a job in the hospitality industry, one of the most dynamic economic sector of the country, enabling them to achieve economic independence and improve the living conditions of their families.
Vocational training is one of the fastest and most efficient ways of fighting poverty and human trafficking.
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Your support is very important : 86% of Agir pour le Cambodge budget come from private donations (foundations, companies, associations, general public). 88% of these donations are used for Cambodian programs.
