“No more discrimination. People living with HIV and AIDS, orphan and vulnerable children are closely paid attention. We are supported both mental and physical. Our family economy is much better through self-help group. Our children especially vulnerable children are encouraged to go to school. That’s because of World Vision intervention in our communities,” Pol Sophay women representative said...
“When you decide to buy pesticides, it means that you are taking risks,” was one of many messages from the “Together Reduce Pesticide Usage” campaign on 3rd July 2012 in Leuk Daek district, Kandal province organized by World Vision Cambodia and the Agriculture Deparment of Kandal province.
Hands are busy stirring water. Ponlok Sok Heng is using a powder called PuR to clean the water and talking to the mother with a smile. “I have brought the drinking water to school every day. And I have shared it to my friends,”...
Sitting on a bamboo bed, in a house which was built with long pillars and zinc roof, Samphors, her younger brother, her mother and her cousins are listening World Vision staff translating letters from Samphors’ sponsor. They are listening and smiling...
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Vision seeks to serve people who are poor worldwide, regardless of race,
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