Volunteer in Cambodia with Projects Abroad and help work towards our ongoing development goals that benefit local communities. You’ll get to experience life in this beautiful country, while learning about its history and fascinating culture.
We have many volunteer opportunities in Cambodia that you can contribute to. You can support early childhood development and teach English in kindergartens, or work at disadvantaged schools. Or, travel to rural areas where healthcare services are limited, and help us provide free basic medical care.
All of our projects are based in the capital city of Phnom Penh, with our offices located in the city centre. Our full time local staff are on call 24/7 if you need support.
When you aren’t volunteering, you’ll spend your time exploring. You can eat your fill of Cambodian chicken curry or fresh fish amok, learn how to Apsara dance, or visit the many buddhist temples.
Projects available in Cambodia
1-3 of 15 Projects
Volunteering with Children in Cambodia for Teenagers
See this project- Price: £1,580 for 2 weeks
- Extra Weeks: £330
- Start Date: During school holidays
- Minimum Duration: 2 weeks
- Age: 15-18
Medical Internship in Cambodia
See this project- Price: £1,775 for 2 weeks
- Extra Weeks: £280
- Start Date: Anytime
- Minimum Duration: 2 weeks
- Age: 18 or over
Public Health Internship for Teenagers in Cambodia
See this project- Price: £1,905 for 2 weeks
- Extra Weeks: £405
- Start Date: During school holidays
- Minimum Duration: 2 weeks
- Age: 15-18
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Where we are based in Cambodia
Phnom Penh
All of our opportunities to do volunteer work in Cambodia are based in Phnom Penh, a magnificent city along the banks of the Tonlé Sap and Mekong Rivers. With many historical sites that detail the events of the Khmer Rouge era, the city is definitely one for history enthusiasts.
Even with Cambodia’s history of war, the city is rapidly developing to keep up with an expanding population and growing tourism industry. In some places, it can be an intriguing mix of traditional and modern life. And, around every corner, your nose will be lead to some of the most delicious Cambodian food.
As you walk the streets, you’ll be greeted by saffron-clad monks, chaotic traffic, and some of the friendliest locals you’ll ever meet. You can spend time at the many Buddhist temples, sample delicious fish amok or Cambodian chicken curry, or visit one of the local markets and modern malls. And only a few hours away, lie the grand Angkor Wat Temples. It’s a trip you can’t miss!
What do I need to know about travelling to Cambodia?
Planning a volunteering trip to Cambodia? To help you get ready, read this blog post on what to prepare for travel to Cambodia.
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Your safety and security is our prime concern. We have many procedures and systems to ensure you have the support you need to enjoy your trip with peace of mind. Our Projects Abroad staff are available 24 hours a day to help, and will be on hand to make sure you settle in well at your accommodation and placement. If you encounter any problems, they will be available to help at any time.
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This placement is fully researched, safety audited, and risk assessed in accordance with the British Standard BS8848 for the Adventure Travel Sector.
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