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Before Mea started raising chickens on her farm in Cambodia, life for her family was challenging. For years, Mea and her husband relied on traditional farming and animal raising practices
In Cambodia, migration is a reality for many families. According to the United Nations, approximately 1.3 million Cambodians work abroad, often because job opportunities are limited at home. While leaving
Mr. Sun Huy, now in his 60s, sits quietly on a plastic chair beneath his stilted home in rural Cambodia. For nearly a decade, limited job opportunities in his village
A floundering Cambodian job market forced Keo Sophean to spend many difficult years away from his family. He sought employment opportunities in Thailand and South Korea, and while he appreciated
Chanleak started teaching kindergarten in 2017 at the age of 18. Despite having little experience and very limited training, she entered the classroom believing that teaching was her calling. “Teaching
Em Mom, 41, grew up in Kampot province in southwestern Cambodia. Following in the footsteps of her parents, Mom took up rice cultivation and small-scale livestock farming to help support
Ms. Saban is an ordinary woman with a Buddhist background whose life has been transformed through the work of KADRA, a World Renew partner. Saban often wondered what she was
After years of struggle, Leng and her husband couldn’t support their family. So he, like so many rural Cambodians, migrated to Thailand, lured by the promise of work. Leng was
