Mission

Mission of TheInvisibles.Org is to bring awareness about people suffering around the world, and provide means to help "The Invisible" people better their lives. These are some of the future plans that are yet to be realized:

computer literacy, health and English classes. In addition, these classes will provide food and drinks to encourage attendance.

I’m counting on the kindness of people like you to make these plans a reality. The central focus is enabling “the invisibles” help themselves out of poverty through education and hope.

Child scavenging and growing up in Phnom Penh’s garbage dump

Little boy holding on to my leg begging for food or money at a bus station in cambodia

About TheInvisibles.Org:

My passion for travel and photography has opened a new chapter in my life. After years of traveling and witnessing so many people suffering, I felt the need to do something about it. There were many moments like the images on this page that made me helpless and sad for not doing anything for these kids and walking away with captured images of their misery back to my comfortable life in Los Angeles. They are The Invisibles we try to filter their images from our daily thoughts, sometimes we might even pass by one of them but we don’t consider them worthy of our attention.. we don’t see them. I saw how they tried their best to change their lives for better but they can’t do it alone and we owe it to them as members of the same global family to try to help them. They are abandoned by their governments and sometimes even by their own families. They are left alone to face this unjust world, living under horrific conditions. TheInvisibles.Org is a one man mission at the moment. Hoping to grow and become a full functioning non-profit organization. No affiliation with any political or religious groups. I believe these groups have self-serving motives and should not be allowed to take advantage of these people’s misery.

Above all, it is my intention to inspire “the invisibles”, and the viewers of this site to have hope and ideas for a solution.

Best Wishes,

Skye Bajoul