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Thursday, April 3, 2025

A journey from vulnerability to an opportunity for youth change: Heng’s story

Lim Kuy Heng, forced to drop out of school after his father's accident, overcame adversity through World Vision's vocational training. He learned motorcycle repair, earning a stable income and supporting his siblings' education, inspiring other youths to pursue meaningful careers and overcome challenges.

Students at school, Teachers at home

Leading double lives, Chanrea, Reaksa, Sokha and Na sport matching white shirts and blue skirts by day at school, but take turns in their free time to...

Share and share alike

Once sleeping on dirty floors, skimping on kitchen cleanliness and forgoing toilets, Pisey has mended his ways since attending World Vision’s hygiene...

From schoolboy to fisherboy

From schoolboy to fisherboy

Under the stilt houses, hundreds of prawn and crayfish traps wait for the floods, a season when Kha Khav must travel far from home on a fishing boat...

Cambodia-themed World Vision garden wins award at world's top flower show

By Sian Merrylees, World Vision United Kingdom An award-winning World Vision garden, inspired by the beauty of Cambodia, at the world's most prestigious...

Putting nutrition on the table in Cambodia

Grant project name: Sahakkom Kon Laor project, Nutrition Programme Funded by: The Innovation Fund, World Vision United States Time frame: July 2013- June...

Simorn's fear is gone

Migration in search for work is common practice in Simorn's community and in many parts of Cambodia. Children receive no proper care from their parents as...

Pich beats malnutrition

How do you solve malnutrition? Programmes like cooking nutritious porridge for children and pregnant women. 32% Prevalence of stunting (moderate and severe...

New way to school for children in Stong district

Jumping over a rope in the shade of her schoolyard’s gangly trees, Sreykeo enjoys playing with her friends before explaining they used to have to wade...

Enough yield means Khna can go to school

It’s better to be shipwrecked than see your house burn down argues the Cambodian saying, while its blunt cousin starkly states: It’s better to lose a...

Cambodia needs vigilance to prevent further spread of Tuberculosis

By: Mary Mohan, Senior Program Manager for Health and Nutrition As countries around the globe mark World Tuberculosis (TB) Day on 24 March, it is important...

Over 500 children have more time to study

The wooden ceiling’s ten lights illuminate over forty children sitting on red plastic chairs. Sharing the limelight, the English pupils fire off a round of...

How We Work

How is community development different? How does World Vision work in the field? This fun, animated video shows how we partner with children and families...

Pisey's grandma is amazed by his new behavior

“What are you having tonight?” asks Pisey’s grandfather to his neighbour, who is busy collecting gourd and pumpkin leaves in his garden. “Pro her [fish and...

Sreyneang talks about World Vision's impact on her community

In early February, Sreyneang was given a chance to travel to Australia and join World Vision's Make A Difference Tour. During the trip, Sreyneang spoke to...

Burning the midnight oil in Cambodia

Grant project name: Gift-in-Kind – One Thousand Solar Lanterns Project Funded by: Panasonic Corporation Time frame: N/A Purpose and Objective: The 966...

Football Empowers the Leaders of Tomorrow

Despite high rates of economic growth, youth in Cambodia largely remain poor and vulnerable to destructive influences of gang violence, exploitation, and...

Starting small, Seang has achieved her dream now

“I can support my kids through school until they finish if they want.”

Global One's overseas experience in Cambodia

Earlier this year, Global One team, consisting of youth from Australia, has visited World Vision's project in Cambodia. The purpose of the trip is to...

ZM Team Gets Insight on Water Shortage in Cambodia

At the end of last year, ZM radio team from New Zealand has visited World Vision's project area to find the possibility of raising funds to support the...

The Launching of Football for Development Initiatives

On February 16, 2015, World Vision has joined forces with SALT Academy - Cambodia and Phnom Penh Crown FC to launch the Football for Development Initiative...

Youth Debate on Malnutrition Issue in Cambodia

In response to the high rates of malnutrition in Cambodia (40%), World Vision’s Child Health Now team and the University of Health Science are hosting an...

Human Trafficking: When Awareness Is Not Enough

Knowing about the risks of human trafficking is not stopping an estimated 3 to 5 million people from Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and Vietnam from migrating for...

Rescuing Pannha and her baby

“They scared me that If I ran away, they would kill me and sell my baby,” says Pannha*, 25, sitting on a long wooden bench as she elaborates her story when...