Annual Negotiations Meeting with Finland 7

The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead.  This year her visit is from 18-25 March.

Catching Up….

When I was in Sihanoukville yesterday I didn’t have the photos from the ANM meetings in Phnom Penh on Thursday so I posted the Friday photos and skipped Thursday.  Not it’s time to go back to Thursday.  Click here to go straight to the Thursday page or scroll down to the Thursday-dated post and go to the page from there.

Annual Negotiations Meeting with Finland 6

The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead.  This year her visit is from 18-25 March.

Annual Negotiations Meeting with Finland 5

The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead.  This year her visit is from 18-25 March.

Annual Negotiations Meeting with Finland 4

The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead.  This year her visit is from 18-25 March.

Annual Negotiations Meeting with Finland

The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead.  This year her visit is from 18-25 March.

Every little bit helps

Buddhist holidays can mean a bit of money if you’re in the right place with the right product.  On the last special day for Buddhists, this young girl was pulling a cart full of coconuts, decorated with incense sticks and lotus blossoms, to be sold as offerings to place in the wat (temple).  She probably wouldn’t make a lot of money but the dollar or two she probably earned would be a big help to her family.