Rug Trip: Short Film Festival - 'A Global Expedition through Film'
Join us for a night of beautiful music, cultural performances and short films; as we take you on a journey across the world exploring issues of love, friendship, acceptances and adventure! Find out here..
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Empowering Mothers to Break the Cycle of Poverty
Carpets for Communities offers immediate intervention to give at risk children an education by empowering their mothers to produce eco fair trade products which sell globally.
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These are exciting times for Carpets for Communities! Our rugs are ranged in shops and markets in SA, VIC, NSW, QLD and WA and we have recently expanded the project taking more participant families into the project.
Learn more about Carpets for Communities and its areas of impact. Find out about our ongoing expansion plans and how we measure our success.
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OUR CARPETS
Our carpets come in different shapes and sizes, and in an endless variety of colours! This diverse range makes them suitable for the bathroom, kids room, hall, dining area and make a perfect gift. We invite you to browse through our showroom and find out where to buy them
Interested in providing an avenue for these unique carpets to reach the market? We would like to hear from you! Follow the link above to find out more.
JUST BOUGHT A CARPET?
Please share with us! Each carpet represents a child's eduction. We would like to share the rug's new found home with the families in Cambodia; your carpet is part of their life story...
My Carpet..
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PROUD PARTICIPANT
Meet Ruet, a 43-year-old widow and mother of twelve. She lives with nine of her children in Dey Thmey Village, Cambodia near the Thai border.
Before joining Carpets for Communities (CfC), five of Ruet’s children spent their days as umbrella holders, shielding sun from tourists as they crossed the border into Cambodia.
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