Only about one in three Cambodians have access to safely managed drinking water, and the gap between urban and rural communities is wide. Yet water is a catalyst for change—health, education, and equality all flow from it. In Koh Krishna…
On the island of Koh Rong, nestled off the coast of Preah Sihanouk, the day starts with the rising tide. As sunlight glimmers on the sea, small feet tread sandy paths, and the laughter of children drifts through the coconut…
In Koh Kong, children are united against mosquito-borne illness. Through education, they are empowered with vital knowledge to protect themselves from malaria and dengue fever. Amid uncertainty, mobilisation takes place—not with weapons, but with words, posters, and the bright energy…
In Cambodia’s quiet coastal province of Kep, mornings at six community pre-schools start with more than just songs and stories. They begin with the clinking of spoons and bowls. Children’s smiles — milk cartons raised, dragon fruit enjoyed, and corn…