We’re very proud to announce that the Cambodia Rural School Trust NGO is launching a brand new project - PROJECT G, as in G for Girls!! Our new project is focused on bringing women’s health education and sustainable feminine hygiene solutions to girls in rural Cambodia. WHY Around the world, girls and women resort to using rags, mattress stuffing, banana leaves, feathers, and even cow dung to manage their menstruation. Without basic hygiene education and sanitation, rural gir

On behalf of the Cambodia Rural School Trust NGO, we would like to thank Ruby Ivers and students from St Therese's School Essendon for donating t-shirts, jumpers and shorts to students and children in need in Siem Reap, Cambodia. On the 14th of May 2018, a group of our high school and university students who are sponsored by Cambodia Rural School Trust delivered the clothing donated to the Samaky community who live in rural area, just outside of Siem Reap. This community was

We are excited to announce that Cambodia Rural School Trust will be recruiting new students to join our NGO!! We provide bright students, who come from poor families, the opportunity of joining us on our mission to break the poverty cycle through education!!! Students have the opportunity of going to the best private High School and best University in Siem Reap, volunteering within the community and much more!!! · - Application forms will be available from May 11th to May 22n

In January 2017 we launched the CRST Ambassador Program, with the belief that international travel to developed countries will provide our leadership team with an invaluable educational experience and open their eyes to possibilities for their future and the future of their country. In exchange they will inspire people around the world with their positive stories, their determination and their ability to overcome hardships. Most importantly, they will share the message of edu

Nine of our university students took on a big challenge this year when they were invited to take part in the CRST Ambassador Program. It was such an unforgettable day in January with Aviv Palti and his family in Cambodia when the nine students – Sreng Sokh, Nak Shen, Doeb Chhay, Veun Voan, Sompeas Sokh, Yeat Son, Vanndet Van, Roeun Ran and Rith Rorn were asked to sit down and talk about this new Ambassador Program. At first, we had no idea what it was, so Aviv explained. The