Soap for Hope: Reducing health and sanitation-related risks Fifty-five year old Ok Sokoan is a single mother of three who has faced more adversary than most in her life. Both of her youngest children, Vanna and Sreymom*, joined ISF’s Catch-up Education Programme in 2016 and Sreymom is currently studying in grade 6 in ...
Sovan moved from Takeo Province to Phnom Penh over a decade ago in search of improved living conditions and opportunities for her family. A mother-of-three, she works collecting recyclable waste to support her family. Two of her sons are currently in school and she hopes to send her youngest daughter to school when she reaches ...
Our Soap for Hope Project is an integral part of our commitment to improve health and well-being among our students, their families and the wider community. Here at ISF, we believe that every child has the right to education, healthcare and sport. We seek to make a fundamental and positive change to the lives of ...
Every year as monsoon season brings flash flooding to Cambodia, it also brings a myriad of other problems. Flooding and drought have a huge impact on water-borne diseases, primarily diarrhoeal disease (viral and bacterial gastroenteritis, dysentery, cholera and other manifestations of gastrointestinal infections). Diarrhoea is the second leading cause of death for children under five ...
