What is KNGO School?

KNGO provides free supplementary education to children and youths in the community in the areas of Khmer literacy, mathematics, English literacy, computer programming, primary health education, community environmental awareness and vocational skills training.

KNGO also offers food and funding to build houses and toilets to impoverished families in the community.

KNGO is a non-governmental organization in Bospo Village, Battambang Province, Cambodia. KNGO was founded in early 2008 as a private, non-profit, neutral, non-prejudiced and non-political organization that works to improve the lives of children and youth through education.

KNGO registered as an official organization with the Ministry of Interior 29 January 2008.

KNGO Australia is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission in January 2014. (ACN 167 820 126)

Please visit KNGO Australia .

KNGO Australia is very proud to announce that we have received the registered charity tick of approval from the Australian Charities Not--for-Profit Commission (ACNC).

The ACNC tick is designed to assure the public and donors that a charity is accountable and transparent.

ACNC TICK OF APPROVAL. Please visit ACNC .

You can become a member of KNGO for as little as $AUD20.00 per annum. To become a member of the KNGO family please complete the attached Membership Application form and email it to: kngoaus@gmail.com

KNGO Membership Application Form

KNGO Germany is registered with the German Charities and Not-for-profits Commission in November 2021

Please visit KNGO Germany .

Vision

Our vision is to resolve problem social and community issues so that children and youths in the communities have a better life in the future.

Mission

We aim to provide free education, without restriction, to children within Battambang Province, Cambodia through non-formal (supplementary) education and vocational skills training.

What does KNGO do?

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All volunteers are required to complete our Application Form .

Be the change you want to see in the world. -Mahatma Gandhi

What do we do?

• Reduce the poverty of children and youth in the communities through education.
• Offer an opportunity to children and youth who have stopped attending government school to return to study in an informal organization.
• Provide scholarship package to poor and vulnerable children and youths.
• Provide vocational skills training, such as computer skill training.
• Give the opportunity to children and youths to improve their english pronunciation by practicing with our volunteers.
• Provide a safe space for children and youths to express themselves.
• Help children to become more confident and develop critical thinking, with the hope that they can eventually take an active role in developing their own communities.

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