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Jumpah Jumpah is committed to training, encouraging and equipping Cambodians (especially children) to make a positive and holistic impact on their neighbors and on marginalized people (orphans, widows, terminally ill, and people living in poverty) in Cambodia. Current activities Place of Peace: a hospice providing homes and support for 16 families living with HIV-AIDS. When both parents die, surviving children will be placed (if parents desire) in the Garden of Joy orphanage. Garden of Joy: a residential program providing a home and support for up to 60 orphaned children. Children will come from Place of Peace and from other situations. Project Dream (Sobhan): a program to train, equip and empower villagers to improve their quality of life. Holistic activities will offer models and hands-on training in areas of health, literacy, agriculture and community dialogue. |
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| Chantha, far left, leads Jumpah staff in discussion of our activities in the village of Sobhan. Staff try to meet together each month, usually in Phnom Penh. | ||||
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| Mr. Pen Chantha, Director of Project Jumpah | |||||
Vision In every village, children modeling love, joy, hard work and service to God and to people. |
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What shapes Jumpah activities? Statistics describe opportunities to meet the needs of people through holistic actions. 300,000 people are HIV+ 300,000 orphans Most children are undernourished Most people live in poverty 20 percent of children die before their fifth birthday At least 25 percent of households are headed by a woman |
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Now you can experience Cambodia and our activities
without purchasing a plane ticket!
Order a DVD today! Your $5 voluntary contribution will cover costs of duplication, packaging and mailing. Send
request to:
Mt.
View Community Church
Project Cambodia
12033 Seattle Hill Road
Snohomish, WA 98295
Contact information: Tim and Darlene Ratzloff |
Support information: Mt. View Community Church |
Site information: This site is currently under construction. We invite your comments and suggestions. Send to: fishpond@online.com.kh |
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A Jumpah flower rarely blossoms in Cambodia. People pluck the slender white buds to enjoy their elegant beauty and their mild fragrance. In the same way, orphans and other children, widows and poor Cambodians have very little opportunity to reach their potential as people created in the image of God. With your help, we can encourage, nurture and enable at least some to blossom. |
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