Background

March 2012 - December 2011 - Fundraising efforts from Barbara Seagram, Pattie Lee and their Bridge Groups from Toronto, enable the rebuilding of this school on the outskirts of Phnom Penh into a new, larger two-storey school that will provide free education for the now 100 students who eagerly attend that school. View Photos Feb 2010 - Our school, Banyan Learning Tree, is progressing slowly - all going well we will be ready to open in 4 weeks. Lisa is working diligently on getting approvals. The children attending the school are currently learning in a makeshift bamboo classroom, with very limited space and only one small outside latrine. These children happily arrive daily for their lessons in this very cramped space, we look forward to the time we can provide them with new classrooms. .is a local Non-Profit, Non-Political and Non-Prejudical Organization, established in June 2010; Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia. BLT provides educational, vocational and occupational support to landmine-affected families. Presently, BLT conducts free Basic English Classes, Computer Training, Embracelet© Weaving, School Supplies Support, Small Businesses for Landmine Survivors and other support as deemed necessary. BLT has one Sub-Office in Tramkok District, Takeo Province, and soon one more Sub-Office will be setup in Ksach Kandal District, Kandal Province. In 2014, there will be one more sub-office in Svay Rieng Province. All of these locations will provide education to children and landmine survivor support.