Local Staff
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Besides the international board, SCCO only works with local employees. We would like to introduce them to you;
Sreng is a very motivated and committed board member. He works together with us since the very start, knows the children and their families very well and always gives 200%! In the future he will focus more on his own field of expertise; law. Luckily for us, he will still be part-time involved with SCCO. As a local board member he will keep an eye on the children and their families and will directly supervise the local director, staff and financials. Staff in the Residential Child Care Centre Mengsry is the local manager of SCCO. He has a lot of experience with social work due to his previous work experience in multiple NGO’s. At SCCO his responsibilities are;
There are also two caregivers working at SCCO, they are ‘the mothers’. They workparttime (during the day, at night and in the weekend) and are very dedicated. Cooking, washing, cleaning, playing with the kids and supporting them with their homework where needed are amongst their tasks. They are very sweet, hardworking women and real mothers for our children. |
Boardmember Josie with Sreng & Mengsry
Thida, Srey Leak and Erya, SCCO's teachers in Andong
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Staff in Andong
The educational project and community support in Andong village is managed by Mai. He has done a lot of research in Andong and has a background in social work. With his expertise, he is the right person to develop the appropriate support strategies in the village and supervises the development of the curricula.
The lessons in our own classrooms in Andong are taught by Thida, Erya and Srey Leak, young, passionate teachers. With their enthusiasm and as perfect role models, they know how to make children enthusiastic to participate actively in the many lessons and games.
Srey Roth works part time for SCCO. She teaches the children English during the weekend classes and coordinates educational games, puzzles and other extracurricular activities. Srey Neang is our part-time library supervisor. She does storytelling and helps the children reading. Besides, the coordinates the library check-out system. She lives in Andong and is in their final year at high school. They use their salaries to pay for extra tutoring classes (which is more or less compulsory in Cambodia to pass your exams).
SCCO also has a part-time tuktuk driver who brings the children from our programs to the local primary school. Finally, one of the mothers in Andong works as a part-time cleaner. She cleans our classrooms and makes sure it all looks nice and organized.
The educational project and community support in Andong village is managed by Mai. He has done a lot of research in Andong and has a background in social work. With his expertise, he is the right person to develop the appropriate support strategies in the village and supervises the development of the curricula.
The lessons in our own classrooms in Andong are taught by Thida, Erya and Srey Leak, young, passionate teachers. With their enthusiasm and as perfect role models, they know how to make children enthusiastic to participate actively in the many lessons and games.
Srey Roth works part time for SCCO. She teaches the children English during the weekend classes and coordinates educational games, puzzles and other extracurricular activities. Srey Neang is our part-time library supervisor. She does storytelling and helps the children reading. Besides, the coordinates the library check-out system. She lives in Andong and is in their final year at high school. They use their salaries to pay for extra tutoring classes (which is more or less compulsory in Cambodia to pass your exams).
SCCO also has a part-time tuktuk driver who brings the children from our programs to the local primary school. Finally, one of the mothers in Andong works as a part-time cleaner. She cleans our classrooms and makes sure it all looks nice and organized.
