SKÅL Cambodia

Koh Kong

Koh Kong is Cambodia's most popular eco-tourist province, along the Southern border with Thailand. Mountains, jungle, rivers and waterfalls. Also beaches

Bamboo Island

This little bit of paradise is called Bamboo island, a small island just off the shore from Sihanoukville, Cambodia. You won't find TV or internet there, or even roads. What you will find is warm blue water, perfect for swimming

Kep

Kep is a small seaside town located on a group of hills going down to the beach. Camdodian and Vietnamese islands are just offshore. It's a half hour drive from Kampot and 2 hours from SihanoukVille.

Siem Reap Tuk Tuk

Cambodia Tuk Tuk, Tend to be a popular choice for tourists who are often quite taken with their cuteness and novelty factor. But before you go jumping in one of them, the price of the journey

Pub Street in Siem Reap

Most of the popular restaurants& bars, both Cambodian and Western in style, are at the Pub Street Old Market in Siem Reap, Many of these open as early as 7am.

Phnom Bakheng in Siem Reap

Phnom Bakheng is a temple built on a hill of the same name, where the first city at Angkor was established. This gives its state temple on Phnom Bakheng special significance.

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Florimond Volckaert

Also known as FVF, the Florimond Volckaert Fund was named in 1954 to honour the founder and first President of the Skål Movement. It assists Skål members financially in times of need or distress.

Skål members worldwide receive grants of loans from the FVF for wide-ranging reasons. For example, the Fund has covered (but not limited to) surgical and hospital expenses for unemployed Skalleagues or partners; financed education for orphaned children of Skål members; paid for equipment to improve the quality of life for the housebound; assisted individuals during natural disasters; and scores of other personal (not business) needs.

The FVF is available in times of reduced income, serious or prolonged illness, medical intervention not covered by insurance and other justifiable circumstances approved by the FVF Trustees, as defined by the By-Laws. Full FVF details and procedures are available on the Skål Net, http://www.skal.org.

Skål International Thailand has allocated an amount of US$ 250.00 annually for contribution to projects to raise funds such as production of the Skål Cook Book or the Silent Auction or donation of the whole amount to FVF.

"I never believe, in all my years in Skål, participating in collecting funds for the FVF, that one day I would be on the receiving end. This has brought home to me just how important the Fund is and how we must work together to ensure that it continues" from an FVF recipient.

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