Australian Registered Charity. Helping children globally. Charity projects and volunteer programs.
Why We build homes?
62% of Cambodians Have Inadequate Housing
A home provides a sense of security and belonging. It is a foundational need for children to thrive.
During the recent rule of the Khmer Rouge, up to three million people were killed in Cambodia.
Almost a quarter of its population.
Poverty remains rife, following this devastating oppression, and recovery is slow.
Sixty two percent of the Cambodian population, currently lives in inadequate, one-bedroom housing. Homes that are too small, with leaking walls and ceilings, and no access to power or sanitation.
It costs Global Transitions Foundation approximately $6,500 per house build. This includes materials, pre-fabrication, solar power, water well, water filtration, separate toilet, and home basics package. Any surplus funds are used towards the associated further education centre.
We aim to take groups of volunteers at least twice yearly to build homes in Cambodia and give people an experience of a lifetime.
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