Welcome to TPO Cambodia
The Transcultural Psychosocial Organisation Cambodia (TPO Cambodia) was established in Cambodia in February 1995 as a branch of the Netherlands based NGO “TPO International”. After being registered in 2000 as independent local NGO, “TPO Cambodia” is today the leading Cambodian NGO in the field of mental health and psychosocial interventions. It is TPO’s mission “to support those who are unable to care for themselves due to mental illness, poverty and lack of support by developing programmes that directly benefit people at the grassroots level, by improving their mental health and thereby increase their ability to care for themselves and their families”.
Certificate of Compliance
The NGO Good Practice Project aims to promote professionalism and good practice in NGOs in Cambodia. On 23 September 2011, TPO and various other agencies were awarded the NGO Good Practice Certificates for meeting the standards in the Code of Ethical Principles and Minimum Standards for NGOs in Cambodia.
News/Events
We Want (U) to Know – New Film Outreach Program!
23.01.2012
TPO in cooperation with the International Centre for Conciliation - Cambodia (ICfC) received funding support from Movies that Matter, an initiative of Amnesty International seeking to support human rights films. In receiving...[more]
Training on Psychological Issues and Credibility at the ECCC
05.01.2012
On 5 & 6 January 2012, TPO hosts a 2-days training for Civil Party Lawyers of the ECCC in cooperation with UC Berkeley War Crimes Studies Center and University of Zurich. The trainers, Dr. Jane Herlihy (Centre for the Study...[more]
Workshop on “Victim and Former Khmer Rouge Dialogue & Second Generation Effects of the Khmer Rouge Regime”, 2 December 2011
29.11.2011
TPO in cooperation with the International Center for Conciliation (ICfC) will implement a workshop on “Victim and Former Khmer Rouge Dialogue & Second Generation Effects of the Khmer Rouge Regime.” The event will be held on 2...[more]
Civil Parties of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal request justice
24.11.2011
About 160 Khmer Rouge survivors and Civil Parties of the ECCC took part in a ceremonial event at Choeung Ek to commemorate the victims of the regime and mark the commencement of the ECCC’s second trial. Soum Rithy, one of...[more]
Press_Release_20_Nov2011_English.pdf45 KCeremonial Act at the Killing Fields marks the long awaited commencement of the Case 002 trail at the ECCC
18.11.2011
Since the establishment of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) civil society organizations have been working to support victims participation in the tribunal. TPO in cooperation with ADHOC, CDP, KID, LAC,...[more]
