PhotoVoice projects empower some of the most disadvantaged groups in the world with photographic skills so that they can transform their lives.

Through establishing in-field photojournalism workshops PhotoVoice projects enable those who are traditionally the subjects of photography to become its creator.

Through photography these individuals find confidence in their voices and are enabled to speak out about their challenges, concerns, hopes and fears.

Street Vision Photography by street and working children living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Selling Newspapers Photographer: Nguyen Van Thanh

A Usual Scene “ I scour the streets to fetch other exploited working and street children so that they can also join the shelter like me. I am determined to be better and make myself an example of reform.” by H ap Tien Long

Helping Mother “ It is said that rice is more valuable than gold” Le Huu Hieu, 17

Flying to reach the sun Photo by Cong Than

The Rose Class, Nepal Photography by Bhutanese Refugee Youth

Roofs of Huts “ I have spent 8 years of my life living in camp and I do not know how many more years we will spend here. In Bhutan now our village has become a forest. We are becoming adults but have only distant dreams of our country.” Photo by Pasang

“ This old man is a pundit, he is sitting outside his hut and reading his prayers. Each and every person has the right to follow their own religion. It is a fundamental right.” Photo by Yethi Raj

“ These children were born in the camps. They play happily because they do not know about Bhutan - they do not have sad feelings in their hearts because they do not understand about the situation in the refugee camps.” Photo by Aite Maya

Bibin Project Photographs by young girls working on the streets of Kabul

Boy carrying oil Photo by Frozan

On the bus Photo by Sakina

Traffic in Kabul Photo by Sakina

Khmeye, Cambodia Photography by orphaned children

Photo by Lina

“ These are two pagoda boys, Sina and Ratana, washing the Buddha statues with the pure water.” Photo by Lina

Photo by Pisey

Transparency Photography by Young and Unaccompanied Refugees Living in London

Florian is Kylie! “ Florian is my best friend. He says he is my brother and that I am his teacher.One day we were listening to Kylie Minogue. I like Kylie’s music. I said to Florian to pretend to be Kylie. I told him to wear the scarf and to touch his bottom and to hold the microphone,and he began to sing a song!” Photo by Doulat

Homeless – Mojo’s Hands “ When I arrived in this country I was shocked to see homeless people in old and dirty clothes on the streets. When I saw these people it changed the idea of what I had imagined Britain and America to be like.” Photo by Onesmus

Light Bulb “ One day I was in my room and lying on my bed looking at the ceiling. I started thinking how in this country it is funny – if you want to you can get up, flick a switch and the light will come on.” Photo by Tatiana

Moving Lives Photography by young refugees living in East London

The Blue Sky Above. “ I took this photo for my story about the way life is like a journey that the sun takes every day.”. Photo by Michael

Baby and Legs . “ This is my sister. I wanted to take a photo to represent the beginning of life.” Photo by Michael

Stadium “ When I lived in Iran, I would always go to see Esteghal play football in their stadium.” Photo by Gholam

Positive Negatives D.R. Congo Photography by HIV positive women

Photo by Beatrice

Photo by Annie

Photo by Marie Jeanne