Who We Are

BSDA is a community-based organization rooted in Buddhist principles, working to uplift vulnerable populations through compassion, development, and empowerment.

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For over a decade
We have been helping more than 100 000 people!

BSDA was founded in 2005. Today, it has more than 75 staffs, 100 community volunteers and over 100 000 beneficiaries in five provinces (1.Kampong Cham, 2.Tbong Khmom, 3.Kampong Chhnang, 4.Pursat, 5.Koh Kong).
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Success 
Story

IDENTITY

BSDA is a community-based organization founded on the Buddhist principles of Metta to empower vulnerable people and to promote compassionate engagement in Social and Economic Development to contribute to the eradication of avoidable suffering.

User Engagement

BSDA envisions a society where people are empowered to live independently and have livelihood security.

Marketing ROI

BSDA’s mission is to empower and enhance the quality of life of vulnerable people, especially women, children and youth, through education, vocational training, social enterprise, good governance livelihood and innovation programs, in partnership with others

Core Values

Serving the poor

Improving the livelihoods of poor families.

Unity

Building trust, honesty and respect for each other as a family.

Democratic Approach

Promoting collective voice from community members, stakeholders and all levels of staff and engaging them in decision-making processes.

Integrity

In the management and use of aid; being transparent to communities, donors, and stakeholders.

Innovation

Providing a unique opportunity for people to develop their problem-solving through ITC and critical thinking.

accountability

In the management and use of aid; being accountable  to communities, donors, and stakeholders.

strategic direction

strategic direction

Integrated & Innovative Programming 

Building strong relationships with our partners

 Sustainable Livelihoods

Funding Sustainability

Continuing to learn and grow

Building staff capacity

Target beneficiaries

The direct beneficiaries of the program are street and vulnerable children, students, youth, young people, people with disabilities, the poor, and the staff (officers) from three supply sides actors, including commune administration, primary schools, and health centers.