As an organization, we do not receive any funding from other established charities or the Government of Cambodia.

We rely on the generosity of our sponsors, donors and volunteers to function on a daily basis and provide monies for our Capital projects. We make every opportunity as an organization to financially support ourselves where and when possible with our aim to provide an increased percentage of funding through our own efforts year on year.

I was born in Siem Reap, Cambodia on 3rd April 1989.

It has been difficult for me to balance the demands of life, study and work. Both of my parents died by the time I was three years old and I became an orphan. Fortunately I was supported by my grandparents, aunts and uncles until I graduated from university. At university I majored in English Literature.The course also included Cultural Studies, Communication Studies (study of business), Core English and Writing Process for the first three years. In year four the main target subjects included Teaching Methodology, Report Writing and Foundation of Education. Outside of university I have also taken courses in Community Development, Health Care training, Reproductive Health, Strategic Plan, Computer, Centralization and Decentralization, Social Work, Hotel and Tourism and SPSS. I continue to take other courses to improve myself.

Whilst at university I worked to support myself. I was a part time adult English teacher in Reaksmey Phnom Penh Center. Then I became a supervisor at The Pizza Company. Afterwards a volunteer for MEDiCAM organization, and then worked as an English teacher with the International School Of Cambodia (ISOC).

I recognize that only further education can bring me, and others like me, the bright future that we strive for. I realise that the opportunities given by Non-government organizations like ours, is a place where the vulnerable children from poor families can be helped and supported. I hope that the skills, abilities and knowledge that I have aquired will help motivate me to improve the education and lives of Cambodian impoverish kids, who have had similar lives as mine in this rural commune about 40 km from the city of Siem Reap.