





Peter from California sit next to CPDO President, Kim Sothy in the meeting. The members of CPDO welcome him warmly.
Peter and Kim Sothy are teaching children at YCSCO English class.
Both are volunteering to give kids of YCSCO some English lesson. Peter helps the kids to pronounce English perfectly while Kim Sothy interpreted in Khmer.
In the dark rooftop of YCSCO, more students are learning English in the dark cold wind. Peter distributes more school supplies to kids on the rooftop.
The members of CPDO are having a fun meeting with Peter.
Peter is teaching the students how to read world map to understand the location of each country and continents.

Kim Sothy helps Peter to distribute more school supplies and doing some translation for peter to communicate with children.
The president of CPDO have received 20 books, 20 pens, and a lamp given by YCSCO, sponsored by Peter which he donated the supplies to YCSCO.






The Apsara dancer plays a dominant role in Cambodian Culture, both modern and traditional, as images of her can be found throughout Cambodia. Adorned with gold headdresses, silken tunics, skirts and lush jewelry the Apsara character is one of the most beautiful and identifiable characters in Cambodian Dance and History.
The sleek looking leading Apsara dancer is eloquently decorated in Customary Jewelry, a traditional White Silk Kaben with a white top. The non leading dancers are decorated in pink kabens and customary jewelry as well as the golden flower in each of the non leading dancers hand. This is truly a very crisp and clean painting by one of the talented and leading painters in Cambodia.
Displayed in several of the images below is some of quintessential postures found in the Cambodian dance.
These beautiful paintings are rich in color with a beautiful transition from light to dark (left to right) the 5 towering pillars of Angkor Wat are captured in many of the backgrounds with other figures, while the strength of many of these pieces remains the strong contrast of the golden crown, jewelry and skirt of the Apsara dancer in relation to their scenic setting. A wonderful painting displaying the lively posture and pronounced hand movements which make the Apsara dancer so attractive.

Thank you once again for visiting Children and Poor Student Development Organization ! Here are some of the faces and names behind our non-profit organization including the many volunteers that make our work possible. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about YCSCO. Our staff is here to answer any questions you may have.
Phnom Penh Cambodia
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