Our commitment to the education of disadvantaged children in Asia.
SEAJA is a non-political and non-denominational NGO dedicated to supporting educational projects in remote areas of Asia, offering disadvantaged children real opportunities for learning and personal development.
Simple but impactful projects!
SEAJA is involved in two types of projects: simple Agile-type projects, which deliver rapid and significant results in villages far from capital cities. Based on the belief that supporting families promotes children's education, these simple projects require modest funding. The second type of project requires a greater human and financial investment in the medium term: the revival of Agnès and Joseph school.
Local teams involved!
Involving the consultation of villagers, these initiatives provide an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of education and to consider new projects. At the same time, SEAJA supports medium and long-term projects led by local teams, such as the creation of primary schools.
An ambitious flagship project!
Our flagship project is the creation of an Agnes and Joseph school in a community in great need. The common goal of all these projects is to improve living conditions in rural villages, with the ambition of providing a minimum level of education to all children.
SEAJA's missions:
SEAJA is committed to identifying and qualifying projects aimed at improving daily life in Cambodia, particularly in areas far from Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, which are often perceived as being better equipped.
Simple projects, an effective method
Adopting an Agile approach, it supports, through simple projects, the development of living conditions and especially the education of children in many villages.
Support from local teams
SEAJA relies on local teams and stakeholders capable of ensuring effective coordination for the implementation of projects. In each village, in-depth discussions are held to devise and implement solutions that will enable a minimum level of financial autonomy to be achieved.
Inspiring testimonials from young adults involved with SEAJA PROJECTS
Providing learning opportunities for children in need. Léa Phâléap explains... (September 8, 2025)
Like Pramat Dey, my home village, many villages live in precarious conditions. Supporting SEAJA means helping families improve their daily lives and giving children access to primary school.
Léa Phâléap, adopted in 2002
Supporting education for a lasting and meaningful impact. Thida shares her story... (September 8, 2025)
Our orphanage in Kampong Thom, once vibrant and offering essential support classes, has unfortunately deteriorated significantly since the Covid pandemic. Supporting SEAJA means providing children with a dignified living environment and enabling the resumption of vital support classes.
Thida, who arrived in France from Kampong Thom at the age of 4.
Julie Koliane: Why the Kampong Thom orphanage is important to me (September 8, 2025)
The orphanage in Kampong Thom represents a chance for many children from neighboring villages, facing hardship and often painful histories, to access a genuine education. It opens the door to a brighter future for them. Supporting SEAJA is essential to preserving this hope in Kampong Thom.
Julie Koliane, who arrived in France from Kampong Thom at the age of 6.