Breaking the cycle of poverty
Young people in Cambodia, like Rattana, are trapped in a cycle of poverty. But education can help them break free.
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Education a path to a brighter future
When Kanya returned home as a result of the COVID pandemic, at first she attended her Year 9 Zoom classes. Then, she disappeared. -
Helping young women build a brighter future
On the evening of the 12th August, we successfully held our first Gratitude Webinar. Korean Jesuit, Fr Jinhyuk Park joined the webinar to share his experiences of working and living through a global pandemic at Xavier Jesuit School (XJS) in Cambodia. -
Sophea dares to dream
Sophea’s mother simply couldn’t afford to put food on the table and send her children to school. But Sophea is now getting the education she deserves. -
Seeds of change
A new method of farming is more than doubling rice crop yields in Cambodia. -
Xavier Jesuit School Cambodia Update
Fr Quyen tells us of the visits he recently made to students’ families, and how grateful he is to be able to help those families by sharing what he can. -
How our Cambodian partner is bringing dignity to the unemployed
With border closures because of Coronavirus, thousands of migrant workers have returned home to Cambodia and are now without work. KBO is currently preparing to train more people in SRI. -
Footy boots for Cambodia
Recently, we were very encouraged when Nathan, a Year 7 student from Watsonia showed incredible initiative and solidarity with students in Cambodia through his ‘Footy Boots for Cambodia’ project.