In April,  Shine Cambodia celebrated our 3 year anniversary. In this short amount of time, we have seen drastic change in the quality of living of the community of Otres. The humble beginnings of Shine

Our fundraiser event ‘A Night In Cambodia’ is rapidly approaching! Come to Haileybury College Brighton on Thursday the 23rd of May to learn more about Shine Cambodia and how it is changing the lives of

Happy Khmer New Year! Khmer New Year (or Cambodian New Year) begins on Sunday 14thof April and ends on Tuesday the 16thof April.  The holiday runs for three days and celebrates the traditional Lunar New

Believe it or not, tarantulas have had a longstanding priority in traditional Cambodian cuisine, originally out of desperation and necessity.  During the Khmer Rouge period in the 1970s, the Cambodian people relied on it for

Shine Cambodia were generously donated sunglasses from the luxury brand Kapten & Son based in Prahan, and volunteers have been selling them throughout the past nine months.  Enthusiastic volunteers were placed at various market stalls

The primary language of Cambodia is Khmer, and roughly 16 million people speak it worldwide. Whether you have some Cambodian friends you would like to chat to in their native language, or are planning to

Shine Cambodia CEO and Founder Suzanne Wright headed to Otres in December 2018 to see on-the-ground improvements, implementation of programs and general operations. Staff Suzanne spent lots of time with Shine’s current staff members to

We at Shine have been very fortunate to see excellent growth over the past 12 months. We have been overwhelmed by the support from volunteers, donors, sponsors and supporters in both Cambodia and Melbourne to

2017 was a year of great growth and great challenges for Shine We are delighted to have made invaluable improvements to our school by establishing a set English Curriculum, developing a social outreach program and increasing numbers in our

I, along with 75 of my peers, get to experience what it is like to work in a business and a charity. At our campus (and Berwick and Keysborough), there are 35 students in multiple

Two years ago I received a message from a dear friend I used to work with, Piseth Neary. He told me that the work we'd done together in Cambodia was over. The children of Otres

The Hash House Harriers (HHH or H3) are “a drinking group with a running problem.” Every Wednesday the Sihanoukville chapter (ShvH3) get together to walk a trail, drink beer and have a good time. Their