Cambodian Student Association in Wellington, New Zealand.

Cambodian Student Association in Wellington, New Zealand. CamSA is an association founded by Cambodian students at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ

Welcome to the official page of Cambodian Student Association at Wellington, New Zealand ! This association is founded by Cambodian students at Victoria University of Wellington in 2014, recognized by VUWSA club. Continuing from last year, Camsa is still being run for a specific vision and mission. Regarding vision,Camsa assures that Cambodian students are seen as a united community and working together to promote Cambodian culture and Cambodian students’ social and academic life. Turning to mission, CamSA aims to build network and coordinate Cambodian students studying at the VUW and to initiate, and organize cultural events within the VUW’s international community. Should you have any concern regarding CamSA community, please feel free to email to [email protected]

Together for a better CamSA !

📣 Special Khmer Performance 🇰🇭✨We’re excited to share a special Khmer performance in Lower Hutt! Come along, bring your ...
19/09/2026

📣 Special Khmer Performance 🇰🇭✨

We’re excited to share a special Khmer performance in Lower Hutt!

Come along, bring your friends and family, and support our talented performers. Everyone is warmly invited to enjoy this special occasion! 🎉🎉

📅 Sunday, 20 September
📍 Lower Hutt Town Hall

Hope to see you there! 🇰🇭✨

Join us for an inspiring evening with Dr. Farib Sos, a key figure in strengthening New Zealand–Cambodia relations.He'll ...
06/08/2026

Join us for an inspiring evening with Dr. Farib Sos, a key figure in strengthening New Zealand–Cambodia relations.

He'll be joined by Sohadi Yes and Kate Falloon for a panel discussion on leadership, community, and international connections.

🗓️ Tuesday, 11 August | 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Undercurrent, Wellington

RSVP: https://bit.ly/4wlTUgk

Everyone is welcome! 🇰🇭🇳🇿

Wellington! Head along to the Undercurrent on Tuesday 11th August to hear from three key speakers:

⭐️ Dr Farib Sos, a Khmer-Kiwi who brings significant experience in foreign affairs, particularly in New Zealand’s relationship with Asia, including Cambodia.

⭐️ Sohadi Yes, a Khmer-Kiwi who represents the Aotearoa Young Khmer Society in Wellington.

⭐️ Kate Falloon, a government analyst, also serving as Secretary for the Wellington branch of the National Council for Women.

This will be a great evening filled with meaningful connections, discussion and networking!

🧷 RSVP link in bio ⚡️

Our first Meet & Greet! 🎉Today, we were delighted to host our first Meet & Greet session with Cambodian students at Vict...
31/07/2026

Our first Meet & Greet! 🎉

Today, we were delighted to host our first Meet & Greet session with Cambodian students at Victoria University of Wellington. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect, get to know one another, share our experiences, and build a supportive community away from home. Here's to meaningful connections and an unforgettable journey together! 🇰🇭✨

Stay tuned for more events 🤗

✨ That's a wrap on Club Expo! 🎉  Thanks to everyone who dropped by our booth-we can't wait to welcome you to our communi...
15/07/2026

✨ That's a wrap on Club Expo! 🎉

Thanks to everyone who dropped by our booth-we can't wait to welcome you to our community! ❤️

A huge congratulations to all Cambodian Manaaki Scholars at their completion ceremony today! 🎓🇰🇭Your hard work, dedicati...
04/06/2026

A huge congratulations to all Cambodian Manaaki Scholars at their completion ceremony today! 🎓🇰🇭

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have finally paid off. Wishing you every success as you begin your next chapter and continue making Cambodia proud. ✨

So proud of you all! 🙌

🎥 Cambodian Short Film Night on the Big Screen 🇰🇭We’re excited to share a special one-night-only screening presented by ...
18/05/2026

🎥 Cambodian Short Film Night on the Big Screen 🇰🇭

We’re excited to share a special one-night-only screening presented by Show Me Shorts Film Festival in partnership with Chaktomuk Short Film Festival.

This is a curated programme that showcases 6 contemporary Cambodian short films, offering a rich mix of genres, themes, and storytelling styles.

⏳ One night only in each city

📍Auckland – 7:00pm, Tuesday 26 May (Capitol Cinema)
📍Wellington – 6:15pm, Wednesday 27 May (Light House Cuba)
📍Christchurch – 6:30pm, Wednesday 27 May (Alice Cinemas)

Programme details:
Language: Central Khmer, with English subtitles
Total runtime: 78 minutes
Rating: M - Violence and offensive language

Tickets and full details can be found here:
https://www.showmeshorts.co.nz/news/cambodianshortfilmnight2026-trs59-zytm3

Bring a friend, plan a night out, and secure your tickets early before it sells out!

✨Kia Ora everyone!✨Today, we’re excited to officially kick off our first CamSA Core Team meeting for 2026. 🎉Through our ...
02/04/2026

✨Kia Ora everyone!✨

Today, we’re excited to officially kick off our first CamSA Core Team meeting for 2026. 🎉

Through our first meeting, we’ve discussed our goals, plans, and strategies for the year ahead.

As a team, we’re ready to make great things happen together!

Stay tuned for more 🤩

Yesterday, CamSA welcomed our new cohort who arrived in Wellington earlier this year. Our core team shared the club’s vi...
11/02/2026

Yesterday, CamSA welcomed our new cohort who arrived in Wellington earlier this year.

Our core team shared the club’s vision, mission, and activities, and we also talked about the roles and responsibilities of the core team as the 2025 cohort prepares to hand everything over to the 2026 cohort.

Our memebers also shared their experiences and tips on navigating life in Wellington.

Please look forward to many more exciting activities this year by our new batch.

CamSA members volunteered at a fundraising event in Wellington today to raise funds for our soldiers and displaced famil...
21/12/2025

CamSA members volunteered at a fundraising event in Wellington today to raise funds for our soldiers and displaced families.

For those who are unable to attend our fundraising dinner this evening, 21 December 2025, we completely understand.
However, our responsibility to our people does not end there. Today, we reach out to you as fellow Cambodians — connected by our roots, our culture, and our shared humanity.

Families in Cambodia have been displaced, homes destroyed, and lives lost due to a military invasion into Cambodian territory, including Thai military airstrikes and ground incursions. Cambodia did not initiate these hostilities, and innocent civilians are paying the highest price. Many families are now in urgent need of food, shelter, and medical care.

No donation is too small. Every dollar makes a difference and reminds our people that they are not alone.

Together, even from far away, we stand with Cambodia.
Thank you for your compassion and support 🙏🇰🇭❤️

Please see account details below:
THIDA SENG
06-0177-0686001-00

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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