How do you prepare personalised school packs for over 2,600 kids? Just like this... we have slowed down the video so you can better see what is happening.
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This is an all too typical profile of children in our projects. Details may vary but situations remain similar.
My name is Sovathra from Kandal province. I am 11 years old and study with Care for Cambodia.
My family are really poor, when I was young my father was murdered so my mother takes care of my family by herself. She travels around on a motorbike selling fish, this provided money for the family day by day. Last month she had a traffic accident and broke her leg, now she isn’t able to work. I know my family situation is not normal, I have no father and now my mother cannot work.
I’m so happy that CFC can continue to help me study. Auntie Ruth has helped me so much, before I joined classes with her I wasn’t so clever, I didn’t understand a lot in school and also because my family were so poor I wasn’t confident to ask the teachers questions. Auntie Ruth has helped me overcome many of these difficulties.
I am absent from school often because the doctor says I have poor nutrition, but I always try to back to school as soon as I am strong enough again.
Auntie Ruth has helped me and the other children in my community so much, I know she really cares about us. She is the only teacher that works without taking money from the children. My family just don’t have money to give - but I want to learn like other kids too. ... See MoreSee Less
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When you support Care for Cambodia, you are helping create life changing initiatives like this. Every dollar donated helps make a positive difference.My name is Samuan, I am married with 2 kids. My husband is a pastor and a farmer, I help my husband in both of these jobs.
I am also a member of Care for Cambodia's savings scheme within their Family Projects in Kampot province. Earlier this year I borrowed 500,000 Riel (c. $125) from the project to build a chicken coop and buy 15 chickens. Now my chickens have grown to be nice, fat and healthy. Some of my chickens have started to lay eggs. I have been able to sell these eggs in the market and get a decent income which can pay back my debt and also support my family - I have also been able to buy few more chickens. Thanks so much to Care for Cambodia for starting a Family Project in my area, they really do have lots of good programs to help poor people in Cambodia to increase their knowledge, and improve their current situation. I know my family situation has certainly improved a lot since joining with Care for Cambodia. ... See MoreSee Less
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My name is Samuan, I am married with 2 kids. My husband is a pastor and a farmer, I help my husband in both of these jobs.
I am also a member of Care for Cambodia's savings scheme within their Family Projects in Kampot province. Earlier this year I borrowed 500,000 Riel (c. $125) from the project to build a chicken coop and buy 15 chickens. Now my chickens have grown to be nice, fat and healthy. Some of my chickens have started to lay eggs. I have been able to sell these eggs in the market and get a decent income which can pay back my debt and also support my family - I have also been able to buy few more chickens. Thanks so much to Care for Cambodia for starting a Family Project in my area, they really do have lots of good programs to help poor people in Cambodia to increase their knowledge, and improve their current situation. I know my family situation has certainly improved a lot since joining with Care for Cambodia. ... See MoreSee Less
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