Corporate Social Responsibility is not only about the ideas of positive impact from the business to the community, environment and social, it’s also about how these activities can create bonding between employee and employer, and make them feels connected to the world. As part of the Company’s contribution, on 28th Aug 2022, we organized a charity donation and environmental awareness campaign to students of Kiri Sokhom Primary School, located in Kampong Speu Province.

We begin the event by providing students breakfast, and while students enjoying it, we collaboration with the school’s principal and teachers for the campaign to raise awareness of hygiene and the general environmental issues to them. Together with teachers, we illustrated them the hygiene and environmental issues. We also encouraged them to help clean up the environment around their homes for their better communities.

In response with the school’s need, we had donated 4 sets of solar light, 2 sets of table and bench, 2 blackboards, 2 large and 8 small garbage bins, 1 filing cabinet and some office stationary to the school. In addition, the company also gifted backpacks and other study materials such as pencil and books to 108 students and teachers of the school.

At the end of the events, we plant trees together in the campus for the benefit of the green environment and as an model for primary school students to learn about how to grow, care and love trees.

We sincerely hope that this event will encourage them to strive to learn, love and protect the environment in their community.

Receiving Appreciation Letter from Tuk Sauy Primary Schools

Receiving Appreciation Letter from Kiri Sokhum Primary School

Donation Activities – Company Representative and School Principal and Teachers

Illustrating the awareness of hygiene and the general environmental issues

Activities of distributing backpacks and study materials and Sharing the awareness of hygiene and general environmental issues to small students,

Planting Trees Activities

Solar Lighting

In Cambodia, Khmer New Year (KNY) is a traditional celebration festival for Cambodian, also known as “Choul Chnam Thmey” in Khmer language. It’s a national public holiday that usually takes three to four days.

This year, Khmer New Year fell on 14 April 2022. As a token of appreciation from the company to all the workers and staff, our company had planned a celebration event on 9th April, the last working day before KNY. Due to Covid 19 pandemic, we have not celebrated this event for the past two years. So, this was an eventful celebration for everyone in our company.

The celebration was kicked off by a speech from our respectful General Manager, Mr. Chong Cher Kung. He wished everyone have a Happy Khmer New Year, and enjoy the party.

After everyone enjoyed the foods, here come our most existing program of the day – Lucky draw! We had prepared over 100 prizes as lucky draw gifts. But there was no disappointment for those who didn’t win a prize, as we also prepared door gift for everyone!

We ended the party with everyone having fun dancing together. We all really enjoyed the party and have fun!

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Our coming Khmer New Year Celebration – TBC

Khmer New Year Celebration
Khmer New Year celebration is an annual event that we are looking forward to. Every year, we gather our employees on this special occasion to eat, drink, dance and have fun. To add to the festive occasion, there are door gifts and lucky draws. As a Malaysia-based company with multi-cultural employees, we always embrace diversity and promote inclusiveness. Celebrating this joyful festival is always on our agenda.

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Our coming Khmer New Year Celebration – 09/04/2022

We distribute new mask to our workers every morning, enforce frequent temperature check and proper disinfection. We ensure our workers are alert to and informed about the pandemic.

Wearing red ribbon on 1 December has become a norm in BSSL. We distributed 500 red ribbons to our workers on World Aids Day to raise awareness on HIV. The red ribbon is the universal symbol of awareness and support for people living with HIV.

We have also organised a talk on HIV to our workers showcasing the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments and prevention. To manifest our value of care, passion, commitment and sustainability, we urge our workers to be passionate and do not stigmatise HIV communities.

About World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day takes place on 1 December each year for people to unit in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness.

Over 75,000 people are living with HIV in Cambodia. HIV new infection peaked in 1997 at 14,000 cases. Many efforts have been put into fighting against the virus over the past 2 decades and Cambodia has seen the reduction of new infection to 1100 cases in year 2020. World AIDS Day is important because it reminds us to increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve education.