Packages of Emergency care

Dear Donor and Supporter,

In October 2020, with the help of a new sponsor, the South East Asia Foundation, we distributed food packages to students in the Prasat Bakong district for the first time. Food aid is not really part of our self-imposed mission, but where help is needed and funds are available, it is right that we contribute. We have also worked with monks from Wat Kesararm and Wat Domnak temples who have distributed food parcels to villagers around Tonle Sap Lake and to families in Kleang district, Kampong Thom province.

This November, we partnered with Rural School Support Organization (RSSO), which provides the most urgent food to those most in need. The RSSO is a non-governmental organization , established only in 2019, and seeks to maintain food supplies in the Covid-19 pandemic for families at massive risk of hunger with the help of primarily US donations. Now we have a commitment from the RSSO to support us with a grant that will fund three more months of food assistance. Together with the teachers, we select the neediest hundred students. Unfortunately, the need for food aid far exceeds our budget and we are doing our best to identify those most in need. In this quarter, We have already contribute to one primary school with 42learners.

We are still looking for more support to continuce this project. Sharing is caring. 

Best Regards,

Dear Donors and Supporters,

Because the measures to combat the pandemic cut off the population in the villages from work and earning opportunities and from access to basic food supplies. Since January 2021, we put together care packages of food supply to 3primary schools, around 100 learners and We also collaborated with our network and friend, named Mr Andreas and the monks from Wat Kesararm&Wat Domnak, who delivered the food relief packages to the villagers around Tonle Sap and families in the Kleang district in Kampong Thom province.

The financial cost of the parcels is not very high, but the help provided with them is valuable and highly welcomed by the families. In addition to the food, Anlong Pi in particular was affected by severe restrictions, including travel bans. Thus the way to the daily food support was also blocked. Since our local team was of course not allowed to travel in the region, we handed over the food for the neediest families to the local authorities, who then took care of the distribution. For this, our great thanks also go to the staff there, who are on the front line and do not have an easy task.

Thank you very much for your support and continuce support. Without you we can make this work happend. We hope you are going to support us more in the future.

Wishing you all stay safe!

Best Regards