Impact Stories

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

“With the study materials and school uniform, I become more active in school.” Said a 10-year-old Phavin. Nat Phavin lives with a single mother and younger sister at Thmar Koul district, Battambang province. In her 3rd grade, the child achieves a good record in school attendance and stands the 1st range in the class.

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

Or Boun commune is 7km away from the Kaoh Nheaek district, Mondulkiri province. The community people here faced a critical situation in accessing safe and clean water due to the available water sources are unsafe and seasonal. Consequently, they are forced to buy water from a private supplier at a higher cost. GNC supported the […]

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

Royor Krom primary school is in the Royor commune, which is 11km from Koah Nheak district, Mondulkiri Province. The school experienced a challenge in accessing clean water sources causing the available school infrastructure unable to operate. It was inconvenient for students especially girls to apply hygiene practice. GNC initiated the Good School WASH Project in […]

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

The unemployment rate in the urban area of Cambodia is still a big challenge, and a business model is needed for the income generation of people responding to the competitive market demand. GNC initiated the Good Taxi project to support the vulnerable community overcoming this challenge. Saveurn, 56, one of the GNC’s Tuk Tuk members […]

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

Reth Srey Touch, a former member of Good Neighbors Cambodia’s youth group and recently an undergraduate in Technical Vocational Training Skill shared her inspiration, “Soft skill is a part for career development, but technical skill is more needed nowadays that most people neglect.” This electrician trainee from Snuol district, Kratie province has proofed that technical […]

• Rachana Seng
• 28 May 2020

Pol Slin is a farmer in Srae Roung village, Royar commune which is about 35 kilometers from Koh Nhaeak district, Mondulkiri province. She got married to her husband and has 7 children. Slin’s financial condition left her with no choice. Every day, Slin and children had to carry water from the open stream that is […]

• Rachana Seng
• 27 May 2020

Nai Chanthou is a 17-year-old girl living in Orboun village, Koh Nheak district, Mondolkiri province. Chanthou has 3 siblings and she is the first child in the family. Her father, Nhoeng Nai, is a Phnong minority farmer. Chanthou’s mother, Kheang Cha, 40 year-olds is a cleaner at the health center located in the Sok San […]

• Cassandra Graham
• 5 July 2019

For the floating villages along the Sangke river, the only form of transport is via boat. Without a boat

• Cassandra Graham
• 12 July 2019

Souphi commune in the far northwest of Cambodia, suffered from serious drought from 2013 to 2015, leading to loss of crops and livestock.