Small Steps project is a humanitarian organization and registered charity. We are dedicated to supporting children living on rubbish dumps around the world and raising awareness of the unacceptable hardships faced by them, through film.
We deliver shoes and hygiene kits to enable children to take small steps off rubbish dumps and to protect them while they are working there. Find out more about us.
is the second in our series of documentaries, showing the delivery of aid we bought with your donations last year. Now we are returning to take our next step and help those same children off the dump and into school. Please donate again so we can make this step a reality or make a regular donation of £7 a month so the children you see in this film can stay in school instead of on a rubbish dump.
This is a short promo film about the charity Small Steps Project and how it is trying to raise money for children living on inhabited landfill sites through documentary films. It was shot at The Hampstead Film Society (Exchange Studios), Camp Bestival and uses footage shot in Phnom Penh from the documentary Small Steps: Cambodia, Directed and Produced by Amy Hanson.
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The Small Steps vision is of…
Providing all children and families who live or work on municipal rubbish dumps and landfill sites with shoes and aid that will enable them to take small steps out of poverty.
Linking with locally established NGOs to cement a network of all projects working to improve the wellbeing of ildren living and working on landfills or scavenging for survival.
Please contact us if you have information about rubbish dumps around the world
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We are constantly working on this interactive map to find the exact locations of rubbish dumps around the world. This map does not depict the exact coordinates. Please contact us if you have more information about rubbish dump locations
