Diana Saw, a trustee of Riverkids, has a social entreprise up in Phnom Penh and now Siem Reap, providing employment for locals, creating better working conditions for the Cambodians.
In her recent blog entry, she posted some published interviews and stories on Bloom (and at the same time promoting Riverkids). Look here for more:
Interview with expatinterviews.com
By Diana Saw(Diana Saw) I’ve rented a house near Toul Sleng Museum for Bloom Café and for Bloom Bags, I share with Riverkids Project, as Bloom’s trainer also provides vocational training to teenagers at risk of being trafficked. ...
Cambodia Calling - http://cambodiacalling.blogspot.com/
Monday, March 10, 2008
Bloom and Riverkids!
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