Established in 2007, Aziza’s Place (AP) is a locally registered, non-profit learning and development center for underprivileged children in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The children live in local communities and come from vulnerable families that have been marginalized from wider society, struggling to earn a living and to provide for themselves. Their holistic programs and services provide the children with opportunities for intellectual, emotional, and physical development, which are key to their advancement into a balanced adulthood.

Their social workers regularly visit the communities to ensure a sufficiently safe and stable environment exists for their children. They are a sounding board for advice sought by the families, provide them (financial) guidance as required and serve as a guide to navigate their way towards providing a stable home for their children.

Because of their extensive experience in the reintegration of children back into their families and communities, AP created the reintegration programthrough which it advises and guides other NGOs on how to safely reintegrate children into families and communities.