Graffiti-fy a wall, the Riverkids way (at the Alexandra Family House, 22-23 Oct 07).
Step 2:
Clean Up. Dispose of the used Spray Cans properly!

Welcome to the Riverkids Project blog! We are a Singapore-based charitable trust that funds and manages family-centered intervention and support projects in Phnom Penh's urban slums with high-risk children. For more information, please visit us at riverkidsproject.org.
Graffiti-fy a wall, the Riverkids way (at the Alexandra Family House, 22-23 Oct 07).

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Tiny Toones is a small breakdancing group in Phnom Penh that works with at-risk kids. I don't entirely get the brekdancing thing, but then again I watched all of Dancing With Stars for Joey Fatone, so I have no cred when it comes to dance! They're exploring traditional dance and Khmer music with breakdancing and they have weekly 'dance-offs' in one of the city parks. We hope they'll be teaching our kids soon too!
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We identify at-risk families and work intensively with them to cut the factors of poverty and abuse that drive desperate and broken families to sell their own kids.
Our projects include afterschool help, kindergarten, social worker assistance and vocational training. We work inside the slums using low-cost local methods and materials that offer practical help to these families and their children.
Please visit our website, www.riverkidsproject.org, for more on how Riverkids got started, the people involved and the work we do.