1. Thanks giving

2․ Message from chief of board

3. Message from governing board

4. Message from executive director

5. About SAORI Organization (SO)

6. High light of the activities

7. Progress

8. Challenges

9. Solution and experience

10. Community Aid and international communication

11. Strategy Plan 2022

12. Keep in touch

13. Infrastructure

14. Graph showing data

"I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the relevant departments in the province, partner organizations and donors for their close cooperation and look forward to more innovations in the field of disability in the coming years Cambodia.”

SAORI is a non-profit organization governed by a five-member board of trustees formed by a group of people who are committed and supportive of SAORI to achieve its vision, mission, values and values. Organizational goals. The role of the Board is honorable and voluntary, with all members receiving no fees from the organization. The Director is selected from among the members and sets the strategic direction of SAORI management. As an organization that must maintain flexibility to respond to the changing needs of the disability sector, its governance, governance and management practices to meet the needs of people with disabilities in the community. The Director, Staff and Cooperation Partners are committed to success in the future.

• Prepared proper administrative and financial records in accordance with the standards for use, especially the main policies of the organization.
• Established savings account at ACLEDA Bank, Kampong Chhnang province to receive funds, funds and honest expenses.
• Workshop on "Gender Equality in the Water and Sanitation Sector" for Women and Girls with Disabilities organized by Saori for the overall purpose of increasing gender participation in the water and sanitation sector for women and people with disabilities supported by WATER AID.
• A workshop on "Preventing Violence against Women and Girls with Disabilities" organized by SAORI, supported by the Danish Church and the European Union under our Voices for Gender Equality, took place from October to November 2021.
• Developed new products in response to customer orders in the community, including scarves, pillows and many other souvenirs, especially online ordering.
• SAORI visited women with disabilities in the community to learn more about the hardships and solutions to the crisis in the Covid 19 crisis.
• Participated in an international seminar in Japan through an online system called "Beyond welfare Towards social participation".
• Communicated with Japanese business owners (Partner Independence Living Center, Mainstream Association) to provide support to five people with disabilities by 2022 at SAORI.
• Succeeded in the "Cambodia Now-Us Award I" competition organized by Impact Hub Phnom Penh and supported by the WY Cambodia Foundation.
• Communicated with the Center for Culture of Community Development (CCCD) for sharing experiences related to SAORI weaving and exporting Saori products to Hong Kong.
• Hold regular board meetings in 2021 online, despite the Covid 19 crisis.
• Attend regular meetings with the Committee for Women and Children of Kampong Chhnang to discuss issues and issues of women and girls with disabilities.
• Disseminate information on local SAORI requests: Koh Santepheap and Asia Global News.
• Received donations from charities in the community in the form of materials and funds to help people with disabilities.
• Prepared income and expenditure reports, administrative reports and annual reports were prepared for the Board of Trustees, kept at Saori and all stakeholders.
• Organized more network and communication in the community, unlike: Department of Women's Affairs, Department of Social Affairs, Kampong Chhnang Province for the work of women and girls with disabilities.
• Compiled a network of women and girls with disabilities for SAORI weaving training and empowerment through gender training.
• SAORI received a grant of $ 1,100 (one thousand one hundred dollars) for the implementation of a three-stage gender training course from DCA and EU.
• Implemented two-day gender empowerment training for women and girls with disabilities at SAORI Organization Training on Gender-Based Violence Against Authorities at Kampong Chhnang City Hall: A one-day public forum.
• Strengthened communication and presentation from SAORI to the Center for Independent Living, a project preparation partner, ready to apply for funding for vocational training: for people with disabilities.
• Strengthened the weaving capacity of people with disabilities and the quality of products as well as packaging.
• Submitted activity report to JSRPD and visit report to Partner Independent Living Center and related institutions.
• Prepare a brochure showing the history and program of Saori for presentation to stakeholders.
• Effective management needs to have proper management of the administrative and financial system, so Saori has done its best to strengthen this necessary system, such as the establishment of a savings account at ACLEDA Bank in Kampong Chhnang for transparency. Cash from national and international donors, philanthropists, in particular, demonstrates the integrity of the monthly expenditures recognized by the Board.
• Funding from local philanthropists contributes to shortages in the training of people with disabilities.
• Increased the ability of people with disabilities in hand weaving to improve their communication skills in the community.
• The director has increased his ability to request budgets, reports and manage staff within the unit.
• Increased international relations, especially countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
• Get support from other institutions in Kampong Chhnang, such as the support of three media.
• Communication with Kampong Chhnang Provincial Department of Social Affairs for the Disability Sector in Kampong Chhnang Province Orientation Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Social Affairs.

SAORI organized daily absences, prepares bank accounts, real estate list, prepares annual financial statements in Excel and other administrative documents such as invoices, quotations and financial card forms, with explanations, advice from consultants. Accountant of Takhmao Special Education High School.

• Prepared semi-annual report for the second half of April 2021 to the Inter-sectoral Office of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Hall.
• In particular, the preparation of the 2021 Action Report to provide information to management as a witness for requesting additional funding as a basis for audit and evaluation as a reference for future projects as information to share with management.
• Create a newsletter that shows the history of the Saori organization, the name of the project, and communications.

Increasing the provision of acceptable and appropriate services and facilitating the provision of quality services and responsiveness to the diverse needs of women and girls with all forms of disabilities affected by gender-based violence. And young people are becoming more knowledgeable and skilled in promoting and building gender equality, gender equity, and non-violence to change attitudes, behaviors, and practices that respect human rights (including sexual rights, gender equality, and sexual relations). To reduce violence against women through primary prevention and control strategies, multi-sectoral coordination with key stakeholders and institutions and elsewhere to promote positive change. Disseminate knowledge in their respective units. All relevant institutions will increase their attention and commitment to participate in the implementation of the prevention of violence against women and girls with disabilities as specified in the National Strategic Plan on Disability 2019. 2023 To comply with the Law on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Incheon Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the International Strategy. Families from the punishment and hardships that come after violence.

Ms. Neou Varen, deputy director of the Office of Legal Protection, explained what violence is. What does it come from? Why? What are the types of violence? What are the effects of violence on those around you? In particular, the victims of violence have the intervention of who and what are the perpetrators of violence? Violence is caused by family members who use power in the family and under the same roof. Violence stems from responsible roles in the family, jealousy, disagreements, and debt. Violence has devastating consequences for families, such as loss of honor, mental health, and dignity. Thus, violence can involve the authorities or those closest to helping vulnerable people. Mild violence is a civil offense and serious violence is a criminal offense.

After listening to the explanations of these lessons of violence before and after the lesson "What is violence?" After completing the lessons related to violence, there were also questions to survey whether those who participated in listening to the writing, what knowledge and experience did they gain? Ask them questions so that they are given the opportunity to participate and provide feedback. But there are some who are illiterate, so just explain to them what the question means and then have them tick Chris to prove that he got the right answer.

People with disabilities, young men and women from the 2 December orphanage and volunteers, the program also resumed at 2:00 pm. Ms. Um Amraroth had a talk with the delegation and the people who were present here. Before starting the next lesson, there will be art performances by the youth in the center of 2 December, which creates a noisier atmosphere. Continued lessons related to the experience of suffering from discrimination and specific needs, with the following content:

Some people feel that violence is the fault of the victims and that there is more blame and discrimination against the victims. This perception is a misconception, it is a mistake to blame the victim, which makes him even more hurt and embarrassed that sometimes they will not dare to tell us. Individuals who commit violence are responsible for their own behavior, problems can be solved by other means without the use of violence.

There are many solutions to avoid violence or to prevent violence from occurring to the victim party, violence against others is an act that is against the law and if any Contrary to the law, the person will be punished according to his conduct. Domestic violence can be a civil offense or, if severe violence is committed against the victim, can lead to criminal penalties, imprisonment or fines depending on the severity of the sentence. The procedure for filing a complaint to save oneself from violence is also described as follows: Victims must have the courage to face problems, dare to tell all the problems they have encountered, must not be ashamed or afraid. If this happens, the victim must seek the intervention of those closest to them or seek help from the authorities at the nearest headquarters.

Obligations of the relevant authorities or institutions, with reference to the Law on "Prevention of Domestic Violence and Protection of Victims", which reads as follows:

The nearest competent authority has the obligation to intervene immediately in the event of domestic or imminent domestic violence to prevent and protect the victim. During the intervention, the competent authority shall make a specific record of the incident and immediately report it to the competent prosecutor in accordance with the principles of the law. Justice and can act as a plaintiff on behalf of the victim in accordance with the criminal procedure in force.

Lessons, solutions and measures were completed to improve the atmosphere. There was also a performance of a Khmer art dance entitled "Women in a Row" performed by a group of girls from the 2 December Orphanage. After watching the dance, the next program is the lesson on "Prevention of Violence" presented by Ms. Chuon Lai before entering the lesson, there is also an educational video related to violence in Family. After watching the video lesson is started, some rules are explained to explain as follows:

Article 45 of the Constitution states that all forms of discrimination against women must be eliminated. Exploitation of women's work is prohibited. Men and women have equal rights in all areas, especially in marriage and family. Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses.

And there will be provisions in the Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of Victims in Article 1, which states that this law aims to prevent domestic violence, protect victims and strengthen the culture of non-violence and family harmony in society. Kingdom of Cambodia. This law aims to establish a legal mechanism to prevent domestic violence, protect victims and maintain family harmony in accordance with good national traditions and customs in accordance with Article 45 of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia, in addition to the legal norms in force. In the past, we all mistakenly thought that violence was a physical attack without thinking that it would happen to any part of our body, but in fact, there are many types of violence. These include physical violence, emotional violence, economic violence, and, most importantly, sexual violence. Therefore, timely and effective prevention is required and the most appropriate measures must be taken to protect the victims or potential victims.

In this first point, too, it is worth noting the attention and consideration of Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, which is based on the spirit of high responsibility for People with Disabilities the Royal Government of Cambodia has set the vision that "People with disabilities and their families have a good quality of life, participate fully and equally in a society with respect for rights and dignity, and have a disability environment in all areas and Development.” There are seven major points: Vision, goal, mission, objective, strategy plan for gender equity.

SAORI Executive Director said that Saori today launched a program on preventing violence against women and girls with disabilities, which aims to prevent all forms of violence. For women and girls with disabilities who are the most vulnerable and vulnerable in our community, these forms of violence come in many forms, which we have from the beginning misunderstood as mere physical beatings. Many aspects of it, as well as the psychological, sexual, and economic aspects of our society, are affected by the sexual abuse that many women, especially women with disabilities and vulnerable girls, experience. In particular, we imagine if he is crippled or deaf, even if he wants to say who the rapist is, he is a criminal, he cannot say, so we see that this is a point of injustice. Or a point where we have to work together to prevent or protect them in the community, so today's workshop is to show that all, regardless of the role of the youth in the orphanage or as in the community. However, we must understand the problem and sometimes people with disabilities cannot help themselves, but we in the community have a plan to help them, and we do not want violence to happen. No, so we created today's program, the Prevention Program, even though violence has not yet occurred, but we integrate the causes of violence, the consequences of violence, and the prevention of violence to achieve the elimination of all forms of violence in the community. Ours to make them live with a smile of equality, equity after the environment in our community, finally thank you.

Ms. Kenny said that the workshop held at Saori today had a very good content related to the Department of Women's Affairs, and the Department of Women's Affairs always supported all the women and children who were affected by the cases. Violence and rape cases that make it difficult for women, so the Department of Women's Affairs is always cooperating, and I think that children with disabilities related to violence are very difficult, especially children with poor memory. We see that he has a problem and the first is related to his mental insufficiency like other children, some of them are disabled and suffer from this violence, I think he suffered very much, that's why Department of Women's Affairs In collaboration with Saori, we dedicate time to helping them find support services, so we came today to teach them who can help them or to provide support services. Well, that to encourage him, we think they are disabled, do not think long, if that happens, they want to kill themselves. So, I think this help will try my best not to think about the results.

Ms. Chhit Sothea said that today I, the President of the 2 December Orphanage in Kampong Chhnang Province, was very happy to be invited by Saori to bring me and bring orphans and children. People with Disabilities from 2 December to Participate in a Workshop on “Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls with Disabilities” That is, there are orphans and people with disabilities, I hope that after this workshop, I hope that his children understand the law about what is called abuse, they will know that if he has a problem. This is who he should turn to for help and it is very important. On this occasion, I am very happy and we will help more so that he understands the issue of violence to make it easier to avoid. Defend themselves, thank you.

On this occasion, Ms. Khul Nithya, Director of Health Promotion Division of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Health Department, said that the training course on "Prevention of Violence against Women and Girls with Disabilities" which is organized now is very important and Promote knowledge and skills on building relationships with unity, equity and non-violence to change attitudes and stop all forms of violence, both mental and physical, on women and girls with disabilities. Currently, the increase in cases of rape of women and girls in our community is still not completely eradicated, but requires everyone's attention, so open a refresher course today and show how to prevent violence. On women and girls with disabilities, they are vulnerable, weaker than non-transparent in order to be valid, live equitably, live with dignity in society, taking the opportunity, Ms. Khul Nithya also instructed the participants in the program, try to pay attention, listen and record to remember the future, because these lessons are very important for young people in the future. Not only that, she also attached the last message for you to study hard, because knowledge is a great asset for our lives.

Violence against women and girls with disabilities in all its forms will be reduced through the establishment of preventive interventions, enhanced responsiveness, increased access to quality services, and multidisciplinary collaboration and coordination.

Increasing the provision of acceptable and appropriate services and facilitating the provision of quality services and responsiveness to the diverse needs of women and girls with all disabilities affected by gender-based violence. Adolescents and young people are becoming more knowledgeable and skilled in promoting and building gender equality, gender equity, and non-violence to change attitudes, behaviors, and practices that respect human rights (including sexual rights, gender equality, and sexual relations). To reduce violence against women through primary prevention and control strategies, with multi-sectoral coordination with relevant departments and institutions focused on key stakeholders and elsewhere to promote positive change.

All participants will spread the knowledge in their respective units. All relevant institutions will increase their attention and commitment to participate in the implementation of violence against women and girls with disabilities as stated in the National Strategic Plan on Disability 2019-2023 in accordance with the Law on the Protection and Promotion of Rights. Disability and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Incheon International Strategy.

"Sexual Health Awareness" with training by Ms. Khul Nithya and Ms. Um Amraroth in the first lesson taught by Ms. Khul Nithya on "Consultation with Youth" to avoid causing or experiencing youth violence Stay away from places where violence can ensue as soon as possible if you feel threatened and show gestures and words that you really do not want to have sex if someone tries to force you to have sex. Get out of there as soon as possible and seek help if necessary. But if you experience violence or abuse, you need to seek support first, provide information and do the necessary physical examination to avoid getting sick. Especially STIs and HIV. You must refrain from having sex before marriage, especially it is strictly forbidden to have sex under the age of 15 because it is the most dangerous to life and it is illegal. And if you have a sexual predisposition, as a precaution, you need to exercise, avoid watching pornography or pornography, alcohol, drugs, there are many other ways to make us forget. That desire. If a breakthrough allows sexual intercourse to occur, you need to seek treatment to prevent HIV and STIs within 72 hours of the onset of the risk, and to start treatment sooner rather than later. Ms. Khul Nithya also mentioned many factors that cause mental problems for participants to understand the factors that cause mental problems, including:

• Alcohol or drug use factors, heredity, pressure from school, classmates or work＊place. Childhood experiences, friendships and romantic relationships such as sexual problems, physical illnesses and abuse. Excessive internet use and hormonal changes.

• Sex requires the consent of the partner
• Forcing someone to have sex is illegal

Consultation on contraception and emergency contraception the importance of using modern contraceptives to prevent unwanted pregnancies and to keep the desired distance from one child to another:

Using modern contraceptives to keep teens free from unwanted pregnancies.

• Healthy mothers and children have enough time for
• Take good care of your children and make a living Using the right condom can prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

The emergency contraceptive pill is most effective within 72 hours after unprotected sex.

Providers need to inform young people about the effects of unsafe abortion: unsafe abortion can cause uterine rupture, uterine bleeding, and future infertility. Psychological there may be problems or crises in the relationship, there is a need for a lot of consultation and guidance and abortion. Get more treatment for mental illness than most women.

Can drop out of school and face inappropriate behavior from neighbors, face discrimination from family and society IV. Pregnancy, Postpartum and Postpartum Care Counseling Providers must provide young people with information on prenatal, postpartum, and postpartum care:

Inform adolescents to start prenatal check-ups at least four times during pregnancy, to determine if pregnancy is desired or not.

Inform teens to start antenatal check-ups at least four times during pregnancy. Determine whether you want to get pregnant or not. Vaccination advises and support women and families on healthy living, including childbirth care plans Maternal and Newborn Breastfeeding, Nutrition and Birth Control

Introduce potential danger signs during pregnancy:

Bleeding, fainting, severe headache and dizziness, fever and fatigue suggest dangerous signs during pregnancy:

Shortness of breath or fatigue, swelling of the arms, legs and face, abdominal pain

• Stay away from places where there may be violence.

Get out of there as soon as possible if you feel threatened.

Show gestures and words that you really do not want to work

Have sex if someone tries to force you to have sex

Get out of there as soon as possible and seek help if needed.

• Resolve to calm down and try to solve problems by attitude
• Non-violent if there is a disagreement

• Provide initial support, including hearing on certification requirements

Accuracy strengthens security and provides support

• Provide psychological and social counseling and support

Provide information and physical examination, emergency protection for pregnancy prevention

And prevent infection, referral to other support services for assistance if needed.

Using a condom properly every time you have sex is the only way to prevent sexually transmitted infections.

• If you have unprotected sex with another person, you may have an infection that will spread to your partner.

Prevention and treatment of HIV and STIs can be done within 72 hours after the onset of the disease, and early treatment is more effective. Drug and alcohol use

Cigarette or tobacco use: Causes plaque on the lips, teeth, finger stains and bad breath. Cigarettes can cause heart disease and cancer.

Alcohol use: Alcohol consumption, even in small amounts, can cause mood disorders, but overuse in a short period of time can damage the nervous system and liver.

Drugs such as heroin, amphetamines, or cocaine can damage the brain, liver, kidneys, and lungs, even if used for short or long periods of time. HIV

• Under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they often misbehave, such as: dangerous driving, violence, both verbal and physical, or unprotected sex.

Do not smoke, use drugs or alcohol, under pressure from those around you through various images on TV or in advertisements.

Talk to a friend, parent, or someone you trust if you are using it or someone is giving you drugs.

Therefore, young people should avoid the following:

Do not drive if you use alcohol.

There are many different types of mental illness that young people may experience, such as anxiety, stress, depression, schizophrenia, and self-harm.

Factors that cause psychological problems include:

• Alcohol or drug use factors, hereditary factors and pressure from school, classmates or workplace.

Factors that cause psychological problems include:

Childhood experiences, friendships and romantic relationships such as sexual problems, physical illnesses, abuse, internet use, hormonal imbalances.

Many ways to help with emotional well-being include:

Play sports or exercise Childhood experiences: Chat with friends and family. Get enough sleep. Take time to relax in your favorite activity, such as listening to music.

Eating enough meat, fish, eggs, vegetables and fruits to grow physically and mentally.

And spirit. Therefore, to reduce anemia, young people need to:

Eat foods rich in iron, folic acid, vitamin B12.

• And vitamin C, such as green vegetables, beef, red beans, milk, soy juice, fruit juices such as orange juice, mango, etc.

Choose foods that are low in fat and sugar, and drink plenty of water, fresh air, and exercise.

The director asked the participants to present the four forms of violence encountered in their respective institutions. Ms. Phan Samphors, First Deputy Chief of Kampong Chhnang Province, there are forty-four forms of violence: physical, mental, sexual, economic, physical violence is physical violence, slapping, kicking, bruising or breaking. Psychological is discrimination, insult, disrespect, sexual harassment, coercion, sexual harassment, coercion or economic rape, unequal bonuses, no livelihood, stealing money.

Ms. Yin Chenda from Kampong Chhnang Provincial Planning Department plans to integrate gender into various training courses, such as encouraging women to participate in capacity building. Increase courage, increase self-confidence, read information. My experience is that violence against women and girls is related to mothers who have new fathers, and new fathers who beat their stepchildren until they have intellectual problems (speaking back and forth) and have to beg and live. With the old grandmother was sick and living in poverty.

Mrs. Phin Phalla, Deputy Director of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Department of Women's Affairs

Violence against women and girls of the four types of physical violence, there are siblings who come to the service and are physically abused by their husbands. Mental violence is caused by the husband having a wife outside the house, drinking alcohol, meeting friends late at night before entering the house, spending too much money.

Economic violence, the budget package is called by the husband to hold his own money, when the woman wants to spend something, the husband complains a lot. Sexual violence When a woman feels unwell, sick, and has not given birth for three to five months, her husband asks her to have sex.

- Rape of women and girls is common in the past. Ms. Toch Horn, Kampong Chhnang Provincial Police Representative, said that the four types of violence were caused by alcohol

Drugs, pornography, poverty and ignorance, etc. Mrs. Chhit Sothea, President of Pi Thnou Orphanage, Kampong Chhnang Province the four types of violence include: Physical violence: Children who come to beg at orphanages are often abandoned by their parents, children living with others, beaten, forced to work until they lose consciousness Sexually, an orphan was raped by his cousin at the age of eight and abandoned by his mother until the government took him to a center. Psychologically, there are many people whose parents and aunts are forced to work and not to study. Economic Road In general, almost all the children living in his center suffered all kinds of hardships, the association was unable to help and protect, so they decided to receive care services from the orphanage, poverty, ignorance, alcohol, drugs, adultery.

After having lunch at their respective homes, at 1:00 pm, the arrival of the ladies, interns and youth volunteers will gradually arrive and will be attended. Sit at their respective tables at 2:00, the program began, there was also a question to ask you in the program. In what forms can violence against women and girls with disabilities occur?

Also, there are individual comments to the program to participate in new ideas will be a good understanding in this program.Ms. Khul Nithya, a representative of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Health Department, said:

- Violence against women and girls with disabilities may occur in the form physical harm can lead to

trauma, emotional trauma, sexual and emotional abuse, and emotional and psychological distress. MS. Neou Nimol, a representative from the Kampong Chhnang Provincial Department of Education, commented that the violence in the form of physical is beating, mental is insulting’s is sexual abuse, the economic road is not providing enough funds girls with disabilities, physical beatings from adults and children, as well as malnutrition’s is rape, pain, fear, affecting the mind

Exploring the "National Disability Strategic Plan 2019～2023" presented by Ms. Chuon Lay, an intern at Saori to the workshop.

Ms. Chhit Sothea's remarks on various ways to prevent violence include:

Educate them to understand the causes and dangers of all forms of violence.

Inform the penalties arising from the use of illegal activities.

Indicate the consequences or dangers that lead to the use of violence.

Explain and care for them to understand the physical growth, age change of boys and girls living in the center, how to protect themselves.

Explain the challenges of using drugs and alcohol as a cause of violence.

- Bring them fun to reduce the stress of children growing up.

To create agricultural activities, arts or other occupations to earn income, increase livelihood or keep him active (busy). Mr. Un Sinath spoke about ways to prevent violence among young people and young people with disabilities:

- Promoting the dissemination of violence against persons with disabilities by all means

- Strengthen law enforcement to prevent and cause violence against young people with disabilities

- Organize workshops or trainings on all forms of violence

Orientation to vulnerable youth about methods or means and stakeholders that can intervene and keep them safe

- Integrate the content of violence through education and religious activities.

Remarks by Ms. Khul Nithya to prevent violence among youth and youth with disabilities, we need to have the following methods:

Prepare documents to be included in the curriculum from primary to secondary school.

Increase awareness through regular meetings, forums, training courses or workshops from the national to sub-national levels, especially at the local level.

- Encourage local monitoring (capacity building through villages, communes, districts)

- Increase communication, be ready to explore sources of donations to promote the above activities

- Develop a strategic plan to implement activities to achieve goals

- Organize this working committee to approve the activities to reach thousands of institutions.

Ms. Yin Chenda's remarks to prevent violence among young people with disabilities are as follows:

~ Educate about the effects of violence, both physical, mental and economic

Integrate into classroom education about violence and discrimination against people with disabilities

Reach out to local authorities to strengthen their outreach to their locality through the micro-village meeting and to their homes

~ Encourage them to have the courage to participate in various training courses

~ Explain our culture and traditions in adulthood (what to avoid and what to accept)

Ms. Chey Sethary's opinion on preventing violence among young people with disabilities is as follows:

Disseminate laws related to violence to youth and youth with disabilities through the education system.

~ Promote the use of technology by adding to social media to share on. Prevention and response to violence against youth and youth and disability.

Ensure adequate psychological support and social services.

~ Improve services to respond to the specific needs of victims of violence.

After studying the effects of violence, Saori plans to launch a program called the “Project to Investigate Cases of Violence against Women and Girls with Disabilities” to learn more about the various departments that Relevant in the coming 2022. We hope that this project will be of mutual benefit to women and girls with disabilities living in Kampong Chhnang province.

A. What knowledge and interest did you gain in this short workshop program?

Mr. Un Sinath, Representative of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Information Department, said:

Understand the Strategic Plan on Disability 2019-2023, recognize the values of women and children with disabilities, share love with children with disabilities in the workshop, and experience on violence and gender equality between participants and participants. Kampong Chhnang said that ÷ received a lot of information related to the use of violence against women and girls, sharing from relevant departments regarding measures to address violence against women and children.

Increase knowledge in the work, increase the capacity of the owners of their institutions and social work, strengthen and promote the ability to work better in society, family, work and our society as a whole. Understand the feelings of people with disabilities, they do not have the courage No, get to experience each other, get from what we do not do.

Understand the Law on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities, have a strong interest in Saori, which focuses on women, children, and people with disabilities. Very interested in Saori, which focuses on the role of women with disabilities and girls affected by access to services, equality, equity and opportunities like the general population. Understand how to prevent violence against women and children with disabilities. In relation to other cases that occur in women and children with disabilities, we provide solutions with some understanding of the training. Understand the consequences of violence for families and society, gain knowledge about violence against women and girls with disabilities, get to know the causes of violence. This workshop gave me a better understanding of how to prevent violence against women. And girls with disabilities and about the quality of life of people with disabilities. There is support from the relevant authorities.

B. How do you understand the speakers' explanations and presentations?

Ms. Yin Chenda, Representative of Kampong Chhnang Provincial Department of Planning, said:

~ Explanation and presentation are good, communicative, intertwined and detailed

~ Have a good attitude, respect each other, value each other

Good coordination of both hospitality techniques.

Coordinating the speaker's presentation well, explaining in detail all forms of violence and preventing the context of the four primary forms of violence: physical, emotional, and emotional.

Ms. Um Amraroth, Executive Director of SAORI, said that the workshop was aimed at reducing violence against women and girls with disabilities in all its forms through prevention, better response, and increased access. Quality services and collaboration enhance multi-sectoral interventions and coordination. To meet the different needs of women and girls with disabilities, all victims of gender-based violence.

Lok Chumteav Tong Nary Presides Over the Closing Ceremony of the Workshop on "Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls with Disabilities" in Kampong Chhnang Province on Thursday afternoon, November 11, 2021. Women and Girls with Disabilities "was closed under the chairmanship of Lok Chumteav Tong Nary, Provincial Councilor and Chairperson of the Women and Children Advisory Committee, with the participation of relevant departments and units around SAORI. You have a disability, the workshop after two days, on November 10-11, 2021.

Ms. Tong Nary closed the workshop today, saying that the workshop on "Prevention of Violence against Women and Girls with Disabilities" is very important and will provide knowledge and skills on relationship building. Gender equality, equality and non-violence to change attitudes, behaviors, stop all activities that are violent, both mental and physical, against women and girls with disabilities.

Her Excellency Tong Nary called on all people through this workshop to work together to prevent violence against women and girls with disabilities, who are vulnerable, weak and disabled to get equality, equity, living happily in the family, community and society.

Key stakeholders have the capacity to provide quality and essential services to victims of violence against women, including the Gender Working Group and relevant institutions, Department of Justice, Department of Labor and Vocational Training, Department of Women's Affairs, Department of Education, Youth and Sports, Department of Planning Health, Department of Social Affairs, Provincial Police Commissioner, Provincial Gendarmerie, relevant partners and civil society organizations, as well as Saori.

1. Preventive interventions are implemented with adolescents and young people, both internally and externally.

2. Number of adolescents and young people trained both inside and outside the system (15 to 25 years old).

Positive exchange of participants, both internal and external, on knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to sexual rights, gender equality, and comfortable communication.

3. Primary prevention messages and strategies, including education for youth, families and children, communities and workplaces, are established and disseminated.

4. Coordinating mechanisms for the prevention of violence against women of all forms are in place for the planning and implementation of prevention strategies. Gender Equality in Water and Sanitation

Workshop on "Gender Equality in Water and Sanitation" for Women and Girls with Disabilities (SAORI) Sponsored by Water Aid, organized for 2 days online and at Sovannaphum Hotel.

After this workshop, we hope to processes / mechanisms to prevent and prevent violence against women and girls in all its forms. There are processes for planning and implementing prevention strategies. A comprehensive coordination process to prevent prevention has been developed to include high-risk, vulnerable women. People with disabilities understand the supply of clean water and sanitation, especially toilets, which meet their basic needs in daily life.

- All relevant institutions will increase their attention and commitment to participate in the implementation of the guidelines on water supply and sanitation for the disabled and the elderly to support the implementation and commitment included in the plan. National strategy on rural water supply and sanitation to comply with the Law on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Despite the 19 David Crisis, which has caused difficulties, losses and impediments to the training process, Saori continues to relentlessly seek innovative ways to use digital communication through telephones, laptops and meetings. This is the first time we have filled out an application form via Google Form, then received a live interview through a social network from a professional official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Women. Later, we were successful as candidates who can enroll in the course "Digital Knowledge and Finance" with other women entrepreneurs in the provinces and Phnom Penh.

Through social media sharing, Saori has competed in the Cambodia Now-Us Award ”organized by Imapct Hub Phnom Penh and supported by Voice Cambodia with the participation of a number of NGOs and informal groups. 10 in Cambodia, through the application, interview, 3 weeks of training and hard competition to win the second place is $ 15,000 (fifteen thousand US dollars), which will implement the project. Named "Promoting Gender Equality and the Capacity of Women with Disabilities", the project will be implemented at Saori Organization in Kampong Chhnang Province. Gender equality remains a key factor in promoting equitable development. Help women with disabilities in the field of gender.

Since then, SAORI has been in contact with Mok Augustine, Director of the Community Cultural Development Center (CCCD), which was established in 2004. Its mission and mission are to promote and implement community cultural development. Authority for the poor. In particular, the disabled, migrant workers and ethnic minorities will promote cultural diversity in the face of the onslaught of the same forces of globalization. In November 2006, CCCD became a Hong Kong-registered charity, and donations to CCCD became tax deductible. In addition, CCCD has partnered strategically with the Asian People's Festival Association, which was established in the 1990s to promote community cultural development. The Cultural Development Cooperation Center was established in 2004 with Mok Augustine as its director. Execute the purpose and mission of the Center is to promote and develop community culture, for example through cultural activities that can empower.

The two-day International Press Conference, we had a very fruitful discussion. We talked about how epidemics led to loneliness, first and then the reflection and use of modern technologies such as the Internet to build international relations and cooperation. We reaffirm our commitment to unity among ourselves as artists and with those who are suffering under diversity of wealth and globalization under capitalism. We said we would be committed to our memories and imagine a better world through our creativity. We talked about the need to learn IT or non-IT connected technology to facilitate the realization of not only artwork or education, but also Resilience and mental health. We talked about a new common denominator that requires our definition - we must move towards a sustainable world and reject the skepticism of stagnant economic growth and the exploitation of nature that has plagued us. From the first epidemic. Yesterday we talked about hope and how the epidemic has put us away from the better world we all dreamed of. And today we will share our knowledge together on how we make our theater move forward. Without further ado, we will begin to change. This is the first opportunity for Saori to become the first international speaker.

People with disabilities will be able to start working as weavers and designers again after the devastation of the 19-year-old Covid crisis. They can develop their skills step by step and get quality products to enhance their reputation. Of people with disabilities from the sub-national level to the international level. In addition, strengthening relations with CCCD and other countries in the world. We are confident that Saori weavers will be able to alleviate poverty by encouraging their participation in society through increased human resource capacity. Weaving techniques, support from all walks of life, the training process continues its activities to attract the presence of other people with disabilities to participate more. Mok Augustine For posting pictures of Saori products that are backed by CCCD, now there is an exhibition with SAORI products at SAORI Mini HIROBA.

We are very excited and proud to see the handicraft products of people with disabilities present on the international stage. We will all strive to strengthen both quality and value further. Thanks for the valuable and important communication.

SAORI joins the official signing committee of the Operational Coordinating Committee for Cambodia and the Kampong Chhnang Provincial NGO Coordinating Network, Phase 2, Strengthening Civil Society for Democratic and Sustainable Development at the Phnom Neang Kangri Association in Kampong Chhnang.

The Independent Living Life Center (PPCIL) annual tour to encourage staff who have completed one year of work in Kampong Chhnang in 2020. This is the first time for Saori to welcome the concept. PPCIL's workshops also include presentations on vocational training: through Saori hand weaving, fundraising, and support for the production of products for people with disabilities. Two-day trip to the main resort areas, such as: 1. Take a boat around the island to see the scenery, breathe the fresh air on the Tonle Sap. 2. Natural resort, waterfall, rock bath, cool from nature, see the beauty of the forest, mountains, consult and eat delicious food. 3. Visit and learn how to make pots, buy souvenirs and pottery in Andong Russey village. 4. Eat food, see the view of the rice fields in front of Phnom Neag Kangri.

We would like to thank Mr. Ny Nhor the Deputy Director of the Department of Mine Action for the Disabled, who is also a member of the SAORI Board of Trustees, for his continued support, encouragement, and comment. Which is the work of people with disabilities, creative as a memento of his team as well.

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