Nearly two-thirds of these students once lived and worked in Steung Meanchey, picking plastic and metal out of the mountains of burning, hazardous waste and selling them to local recycling centers. CCF also welcomes many children in need from impoverished rural regions of Cambodia. In 2007, Quincy Jones awarded Neeson the inaugural Harvard School of Public Health ``Q Prize'' in recognition of his extraordinary leadership in advocacy for children, calling Neeson's ``selfless, remarkable commitment to the children of Cambodia'' a ``genuine profile in courage.''
Quincy Jones
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