AEC provides medical support to people with hearing impairments, providing clinics, treatments and hearing aids. It is the only aid organisation providing ear and hearing medical services for all Cambodians, from new-borns to the elderly.

Aziza’s Place is a local NGO supporting vulnerable children, largely those working in slums as garbage pickers, by providing a range of educational and developmental services to them and their families.

Cambodia Knits (CK) is a social enterprise working with marginalised communities near Phnom Penh. CK’s goal is to produce beautiful, high quality and unique hand knit products while providing fair and flexible employment opportunities.

Chab Dai, meaning ‘joining hands’ in Khmer, has a membership network of 48 small, grassroots NGO’s in Cambodia, with the aim of working together to end sexual abuse and trafficking. 

Children’s Action for Development aim to support parents and care givers through improving the standard of living and creating a secure environment and educational opportunities for their children.

The Chumkriel Language School is supporting the Chumkriel and neighbouring communities to achieve better futures. Using education and training they are equipping children and adults with the life skills to benefit themselves and their communities.

Dorsu are an ethical everyday clothing social business who are committed to providing their staff with viable employment because they believe that people have the right to work in a safe environment, with fair compensation, and feel happy to go to work every day.

EGBOK Mission helps underprivileged young adults, mainly orphans, to achieve their employment goals. They work to foster the country’s future hospitality leaders by connecting young adults with a network of internships and job opportunities

Fairweave aims to create opportunities for Cambodian women, allowing them to become socially, politically and economically independent, to live without fear, violence and exploitation. This is achieved through providing an alternative means of employment, making handicrafts -  such as scarfs, throws and cushions - which are sold for profit.

First Step Cambodia is the first NGO in Cambodia to focus on the prevention of sexual abuse and support for its victims for specifically boys.

Health Poverty Action is a global NGO that provides health interventions to marginalised people and those often neglected by governments and other sources of aid.

ISF believes that every child, no matter where they were born, should receive quality education and care. ISF was founded in 2006, registered as a charity in Cambodia, UK and Hong Kong and operating in Cambodia. They are working with impoverished and disadvantaged communities in Phnom Penh through education, healthcare and by giving them the tools to build a better future.

Khmer Creations Jewellery Studio (KC) is an established social enterprise aiming to create opportunities for Cambodian women, allowing them to become socially, politically and economically independent, to live without fear, violence and exploitation. Through learning skills in jewellery production these women can keep employment in accordance with fair trade principles. KC work with those women most at-risk and vulnerable.

KCDI work to preserve and protect traditional Cambodian art forms through education, training and raising awareness to ensure that vulnerable children have a bright future and can fulfil their potential in life. 

M'lup Russey is a local NGO working to strengthen and support Cambodian families. Their work supports the safe reunification of children, previously in care, with their families.

MANAVA is a social enterprise that supports rural Cambodian artisan women to develop a stable, fair and sustainable income. 

Naga Earth is a Social Enterprise working to protect the environment and public health in Cambodia.

Nexus for Development are a social enterprise supporting entrepreneurs in Asia, they want to facilitate the flow of capitol to social organisations to help them scale up their social and environmental impact.

SALT (Sport And Leadership Training) Academy runs community football leagues and vocational training to develop Cambodian youth, especially by empowering female players. SALT currently works with 3 000 youths and young adults. 

SHE Investments works with women in Cambodia to help support them in scaling their businesses to create social and economic impact. 

The Sound Initiative is a young social enterprise whose mission is to revive Cambodian music through supporting young artists and musicians to develop original music and content, while growing their careers.

The Women’s Resource Centre (WRC) is a Cambodian NGO advocating for a fair and equal society for all.