AAR
JAPAN has been operating Kien Khleang Vocational Training Center (KKC) in cooperation
with the Cambodian government since 1993. KKC is a vocational training school
for the people with disability (PWD) post polio and landmine survivors in
Cambodia.
The objective of KKC is to promote self-reliance of PWD in social, economic and
mental contexts. Every year a total of 40 students enroll at three courses
in
KKC and learn skills of motorcycle repairing, TV/radio repairing and tailoring.
Literacy and business skills classes are also provided as extra curriculum.
Student
of the vocational school
Wheelchair Production
In KKC, a wheelchair
workshop is operated by AAR
JAPAN. Wheelchairs produced in the workshop are distributed
to PWD all over Cambodia. As an outreach activity, technicians with disability
in the workshop provide maintenance and repairing service to the wheelchair
users in both urban and rural areas of Cambodia.
Cambodia
AAR
JAPAN has been operating Kien Khleang Vocational Training Center (KKC) in cooperation
with the Cambodian government since 1993. KKC is a vocational training school
for the people with disability (PWD) post polio and landmine survivors in
Cambodia.
The objective of KKC is to promote self-reliance of PWD in social, economic and
mental contexts. Every year a total of 40 students enroll at three courses
in
KKC and learn skills of motorcycle repairing, TV/radio repairing and tailoring.
Literacy and business skills classes are also provided as extra curriculum. 
In KKC, a wheelchair
workshop is operated by AAR
JAPAN. Wheelchairs produced in the workshop are distributed
to PWD all over Cambodia. As an outreach activity, technicians with disability
in the workshop provide maintenance and repairing service to the wheelchair
users in both urban and rural areas of Cambodia.