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SECTION 17 NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Director:
Tith Davy
(053-952-752, 012-910-095)
Email:oeb@camintel.com.kh
Pact Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Independent corporation based in
Washington. Works with Cambodia
People Living with HIV/AIDS Network
(CPN+) and the HIV/AIDS Coordinating
Committee (HACC) in developing information
materials such as booklets and
calendars.
Country Director:
Kurt MacLeod
(023-217-820, 012-811-705)
HIV/AIDS contact:
Phon Yut Sakar (012-956-389)
Email: kurtmacleod@online.com.kh,
sakara@pactcam.org,
pact@pactcam.org
Website: www.pactworld.org
Partners for Development
(PFD)
Phnom Penh
American-based organization offering
counseling on HIV prevention, sales of
pills and condoms, referrals to health
centers and training of barbers and
motorcycle taxi drivers. Also works with
sports clinics, pagodas, primary school
teachers. Activities cover Kratie and
Chlong operational districts in Kratie and
Sre Ambel and Smach Meanchey districts
in Koh Kong.
Country Director:
Chris Smith
(023-213-335, 012-404-156)
HIV/AIDS contact:
Judi Harris (012-492-348)
Email: pfd@online.com.kh,
smith.pfd@online.com.kh,
012476268@mobitel.com.kh
www.partnersfordevelopment.org
Partners for Health
Reformplus (PHR)
Phnom Penh
USAID-project providing information
support to four referral hospital pilot
sites in Banteay Meanchey, Battambang,
Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh. The
four sites are supported by the Japan
International Cooperation Organization
(JICA), the Centers for Disease Control
(CDC), the World Health Organization
(WHO) and Family Health International
(FHI).
Coordinator:
Jayaseeli Bonnet
(023-222-420, 012-315-152)
Technical Manager:
Kunrath Seak (012-958-347)
Email: jbonnet@urc-chs.com,
kseak@urc-chs.com
Website: www.phrplus.org
Partners in Compassion
Takeo
Works with monks in providing home
care for PLHA in Takeo Bati and Prey Kabas
operational districts. Also makes referrals
to government and USAID-supported
clinics. Runs a hospice and community
center for PLHA as well as orphans
and vulnerable children and provides
food support through the World Food
Programme.
Coordinator:
Or Van Din
(011-926-037,012-975-873)
Email: 012-975873@mobitel.com.kh
Pharmaciens sans
Frontières (PSF)
Phnom Penh
French organization which provides
consultations and education on sexuallytransmitted
infections at mobile clinics in
bars and is also working to improves access
to anti-retroviral treatment by proving a
long-term reliable supply of drugs. Partners
include NCHADS, Mith Samlanh and
Medecine de l'Espoir Cambodge.
Country Coordinator:
Jean Yves Dufour
(023-216-594, 012-867-500)
HIV/AIDS contact:
Emmanuel Wintx (012-633-021)
Email: psf_cambodia@online. com.kh
Website: www.psfci.org
Phnom Srey Association
for Development (PSAD)
Kampong Cham
Works with sex workers and brothel
owners in three operational districts in
partnership with Family Health International.
Country Director:
Hany Fiya (012-684-528)
HIV/AIDS contact:
Real Sophy (042-941-670)
Email: ps_ad@camintel.com.kh
POLICY Project
Phnom Penh
A five-year project funded by USAID with
operations in more than 40 countries
including Cambodia and Vietnam. The
project is implemented by the Washingtonbased
Futures Group, a Constella company,
in collaboration with the Centre for
Development and Population Activities
and Research Triangle Institute. In
Cambodia, initiatives include working with
monks to combat stigma and discrimination,
protecting human rights, empowering
people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS,
and strengthening partnerships between
government and civil society. Other
activities include developing guidelines
for the HIV/AIDS law passed in 2002,
and working with marginalized groups.
HIV/AIDS contact:
Candice Sainsbury (023-726-255)
Email: policycam@online.com.kh
Website: www.policyproject.com
Population Services
International (PSI)
Phnom Penh
American-based organization which
launched Number One condoms in
Cambodia in late 1994. By the end of
2003, more than 120 million had been
sold and the brand had an estimated 80
percent share of the market. In 2002, PSI
launched the United Health Network
(UHN) of local and international NGOs
and the Sun Quality Health Network
(SQHN) of private-sector clinics. PSI has
also introduced Care female condoms,
a water-based lubricant called Number
One Plus, which mainly targets sex workers
and men who have sex with men, as well
as OK condoms, which are targeted at
couples.
Country Director:
Andrew Boner (023-210-814)
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