Mission

"I want to make my country safe for my people"
Aki Ra – Founder, The Cambodia Landmine Museum

The CLMMRF facility is more than a museum. It is home to an incredible family of people that provide education and support for dozens of at-risk children. Some of these children are landmine survivors while others have been rescued from extreme poverty off of Cambodia’s streets. Some of these children have been orphaned or abandoned. All of these children who make up this unique family have suffered overwhelming hardships. The Cambodia Landmine Museum was created so that it might serve as a place of healing for bodies, hearts and minds. We believe that care, support, and education will help secure a better opportunity for the children that live at the museum. The facility contains a school, an orphanage with living facilities for up to 30 at-risk children, and an office for the mission’s administration needs. It also provides employment opportunities for several teachers and local Khmers who play an important part in the Cambodia Landmine Museum family. Moreover, it is a place for action, serving as a launching pad for humanitarian and landmine relief outreach initiatives.