Daughters of Cambodia Visitor Centre

Wonderful shop, lovely staff, important mission. It made me reflect on the fact that we are more comfortable hiding and ignoring this tragic problem. I went in to buy home decorating or jewelry (and did) and decided to add a bag and very lightweight cotton kitchen towels that shine light on this tragedy to help in a small way to shift shame from the victim to the perpetrators. The towels are perfect for rising dough and very absorbent fabric for hand-drying (so much better than the heavy artificial fibers polluting our planet forever). I bought two sets of the small white ornaments with the twinkle embellishments for the children to tie onto the Christmas tree branches. The grandchildren will grow up knowing that the special ornaments were purchased to help other children. We’ve been to over forty countries and rare is a shop that is memorable as a museum or historical site. This one is.

Great place to buy gifts for friends back home. We purchased two sets of earrings made out of denim. There are lots of trinkets and jewelry, but most of it is typical and even bland. It’s also a bit uncomfortable if you’re an atheist as there’s a lot of religiously themed items. But look carefully and you’ll find something. This supports a good cause but we didn’t do any research into the organization to see its effectiveness. We just trusted in good faith. We came for the cafe but apparently that closed during the pandemic.

Came across their website by chance and made a point of visiting the shop. They have great stuff of good quality. Supporting women who have, and want to get out of trafficking, by creating job opportunities is one of the best ways to do it. So get your earrings, laptop bags, Christmas decorations, t-shirts and many more things from here! They also have a webshop!

Wonderful service and beautiful handmade products sold for a good cause! I bought a few souvenirs and gifts and got my nails done. I thought they would have a coffee shop too, but they told me that unfortunately they had to close it due to covid. Hopefully they can reopen it in the future! This place should absolutely be on your bucket list when you are visiting Phnom Penh! We can contribute to positive change by making conscious choices as tourists by choosing where to spend our money. I think every dollar spent in this place contributing to a better future for girls with hard past is worth it.

Please go support Daughters. They are doing amazing things, reshaping these women’s lives when they had lost all hope. There’s a nail salon, a shop, and you can see where they work upstairs as well.

An NGO that assists local ladies to exit sex industry. There are some creative accessories/clothes sold on ground floor and nail spa / workshop on other floors. They also accept customized design upon request. Closed on holidays.

This is an absolutely amazing organization that help those that are trafficked and provide many services to those rescued. Must stop by and learn about their mission and I would suggest picking up a few souvenirs to support their work.

We really loved our visit to daughters of Cambodia! We watched a short documentary and had a tour of the site. All four of us bought beautiful items in the gift shop and we were really happy to support such an important cause Really love the emphasis they had on ending NGO dependence and providing long term solutions with the training