1 of 8 UK charity PhotoVoice is working with orphans in Cambodia, using photography to reach out to both local and international communities. BBC News Online presents their latest work. (Photo by Chen Ry)
2 of 8 A number of the students visited the Stoeng Mean Chey rubbish dump on the outskirts of Phnom Penh where hundreds of adults and children earn a living by collecting and reselling the rubbish. (Photo by Soren)
3 of 8 Here the young orphan photography students share with us their pictures and thoughts. (Photo by Phary)
4 of 8 Heng: "This is a child whose name is Sothy, he is 13 years old. He was counting his money, which he earned from picking up rubbish at the dump. He will use the money to buy medicine for his sick mother."
5 of 8 Chen Ry: "A husband and wife team working as garbage pickers to support their family. When the sack is full the woman carries it away on her head."
6 of 8 Phary: "This man is Sam Oeun, he is 39 years old and is the father of Ploy...
7 of 8 ...who also works on the dump, picking up rubbish for his family."
8 of 8 Chen Ry: "Eating an ice-cream with pleasure after collecting rubbish." Another set of pictures by the students will be published soon.