Ros Touk, 67, lives with her daughter and son in law and helps care for her five grandchildren. “I tell my daughter she has to work hard because I will be gone soon,” She shares through a translator when asked about her goals for the...
Drum Houn is the second part of the Thea family and she is excited for the bridge to open – it would be good for employment to help her and her extended family pay off their debts!...
Ta Sreylen and her husband, Soy Chaov, are currently homeless. They are temporarily living with Ta Sreylen’s mother and have two small children whom they would love to send to SALT School but are unable to afford it....
Jom Kunthea and his wife Khon Vanny live in the back of the creek; in a small unstable house with their four children, their new baby and Khon’s mother....
Before coming to live in Ta Skor Village, Kong Jey and his wife were farmers further out in the province. They had to move because they were forced off the land, a sad reality for poorer families!...
Thorn Sean and her husband, Chhurn Then would like to live close to a market, so they could sell vegetables they grow....