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By DAN JORDAN,
The West Australian
Updated December 7, 2011
A new humanitarian program in Cambodia is aiming to leave rather more than footprints.
And Angela Catterns and the team from Habitat for Humanity are looking for help. They want 100 Australian travellers to join them in housing for the Hands and Hearts Build project.
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In March 2012, Habitat for Humanity, the world's largest not-for-profit housing provider will undertake a project to provide 140 homes for families and orphans living in the HIV and poverty-stricken area. Volunteers will travel to Phnom Penh and spend a week in Cambodia to help with the project.
Habitat for Humanity Australian ambassador Angela Catterns said the project would greatly help the people of the region.
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