Why Cambodian orphanages house so many children whose parents are still alive

The video discusses the situation of orphanages in Cambodia, highlighting that many children in these facilities are not orphans but placed there due to poverty. Efforts are being made to reunite children with their families, supported by aid agencies. The video also addresses the economic growth in Cambodia and its impact on reducing orphanages. It critiques voluntourism, which often harms rather than helps children. The role of faith-based organizations in running orphanages is debated, with some resisting deinstitutionalization. The video concludes with a discussion on the benefits of family-based care over institutionalization.

What are the common misconceptions about children living in orphanages in Cambodia?

Describe the emotional challenges faced by parents when placing their children in orphanages.

What efforts are being made to reintegrate children from orphanages back into their families?

How has the number of orphanages in Cambodia changed from 2005 to today?

What are the negative impacts of voluntourism on children in orphanages?

Discuss the role of faith-based organizations in the care of children in Cambodia.

What are the economic factors influencing the existence of orphanages in Cambodia?