YEBC has been initially established by Cambodian Bhikkhu Monk since
1999. We have officially recognized by the Cambodian government
through the Ministry of Interior in July 26, 2006.

OUR ACTIVITIES
• Dhammacarika Youth Camp Project has been
opening in schools and public gatherings.
• Dhammacarika Ordination Youth Camp Project has been opening in the temples to give them space of strictly
practice between 10 to 15 days in one place.
• Youth Ceremony offers them space to join
ceremonies and pay gratitude to their ancestors as well as Cambodian
past heroes or heroines.
• Dhamma Teaching Radio Voice for Youth provides them new updated information relating world view, globalization,
transnational culture and technology especially the applied Dhamma
teachings.
• Games and Sports for Youth inspires them
to get away from associating with gangs, addicting drugs and quarrels;
and finding justice by learning from fair competitive athletic
games.
• Youth Volunteerism recruits them to do
something useful for society as a whole such as cleaning public
schools or parks, helping ceremonies or other necessary public
needs.
OUR OBJECTIVES
- To enhance human resource development in widening
wisdom and ability for life management to young students and youth.
This informal education stresses on leadership capacity building.
- To educate the leadership and community leaders
especially the Buddhist monks, in various locations entire the
country. Emphasis would be given to techniques for effective delivery
of teachings, counselling, spiritual guidance, and application
of the Buddhist teachings. Laypeople should be active, competent
and effective in initiating new ideas to enhance family values,
livelihood and social participation.
- To promote ethics, proper attitude and responsibility
for all Khmer youths as they are the young seed of society; to
empower them with knowledge and virtue and to give them space
involving community.
- To provide children, teenagers and youth the
opportunity of learning and practicing the Dhamma so that they
are able to apply it in their daily lives as well as to nurture,
propagate the Khmer tradition and culture.
- To encourage youth to engage themselves in
protecting the social and natural environment.