Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Season's Greeting Party 2025


We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

The Cambodian Youth Trust organised a Christmas seasonal greeting party on 13 December 2025, bringing the community together. We truly enjoyed the vibrant Khmer cultural dance performances, traditional boxing show, and the prize-giving ceremony. The event celebrated everyone who generously volunteered their time and effort to help promote Cambodian culture. It was​ also meaningful occasion to strengthen cultural pride, and shared the beauty of Cambodian traditions with the wider community.








English and Khmer language class
Sunday (3:00 pm - 6:30 pm)
Thursday (3:30 pm - 5-30 pm)


In line with the Cambodian Youth and Recreational Trust’s program of advancing its community, we would like to invite interest from our Khmer families in Auckland to join us in the weekly Sunday afternoon activities as following:

  • Traditional and Classical Cambodian dancing class
  • Khmer language class
  • Khmer culture, tradition, social custom and etiquette conversation
  • ESOL (school or daily life language skills)
  • Questions and Answers on daily life needs conversation

TimeSunday/Time varies                                                                                                        

Location: Papatoetoe Chamber, 35 St George Street, Papatoetoe

If you are interested please register HERE

Contact:  (09) 278 1941 or Chakara: 021 260 1060 or Amara 021 034 0399

FB: facebook.com/groups/Cambodianyouthtrust


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NZ Book in Khmer describes the history of New Zealand from the occupation by the Maori people until the rule of the Labour Government  under the leadership of Jacinda Ardern. It broadly covers the main historical events that shaped its economic and social direction and the evolution of New Zealanders as a people, irrespective of their  place of origin. The​ book does not minimize troubled times but portrays
a country that deals with issues as they appear, helped by its isolation. It also  gives a series of pen portraits of people who made or who are  making an impact  on the  international stage. The Cambodian people living in this country from students and refugees of the eighties to the present are also fully
covered, with special mention of individuals who have contributed  to the nation's business sector or somehow enhanced the Cambodian community.