Jasmine has been supporting BLCP education projects, especially our mobile libraries with her group CLUB 500 for a number of years.
“I have so many memorable moments as a result of my involvement with BLCP. Traveling for hours in tuk-tuks on red dirt roads wondering where on earth we could be going only to arrive at remote schools and villages in places that you most certainly would not find on a map. Making lifelong friends, who I affectionately refer to as my Cambodian family and sharing my Cambodian experiences with family and friends. I organised a group to visit Kampot with me and see first-hand the difference that we can make by all working together, are a few of the things I did to be mentioned. Above all, BLCP has an amazing staff in Cambodia who works tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of the children”
- Jasmine
Jasmine’s connection with BLCP did not end with her return to Australia. Jasmine and her friends formed Club 500 to continue their journey of giving. The Group’s support and funds have enabled a number of initiatives to be completed including – handwash and tooth brushing facilities at remote schools, secondhand laptop donations, building a preschool in a remote province, mobile computer classes, new houses for poor families, reading glasses for students, and gifts of bicycles and food parcels.