slide1Light of Hope Centre of Influence

Overview

Light of Hope operates as a centre of influence and service to rural villages in Cambodia where 80% of families live on or below the poverty line (less than USD $3 per day).
Everyday survival is a struggle; a single change of circumstances such as a failure in crops, an accident or any other misfortune can rapidly tip vulnerable families over the edge and into harm’s way.
Cambodian children are most at-risk of experiencing severe malnutrition, abandonment of basic education, desertion or, worse still, are sold to become indentured slaves.
Development activities at Light of Hope provide changes in individual lives, strengthen families and empower communities to reach for brighter futures and pathways out of poverty.

 Key Areas of Investment

  • Security and improved health/well-being of destitute children
  • Vulnerable families identified and strengthened to increase their ability to care for and provide for their children
  • Quality education K-12 provided for at-risk students
  • Improved futures for Cambodian youth through the provision of vocational training and tertiary scholarships
  • Food production programs providing fresh, nutritious food in the diet of children whilst training youth in valuable agriculture skills.                                                                                  

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More information

https://www.facebook.com/lightofhopecambodia/

https://www.wra.org.au/1808lightofhope

Country Director Sherree Hughes
(+61) 435 336 118  or 0435 336118
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News

pdfLOH_Progress_Report_Back_2020.pdf5.39 MB

pdfLOH_Ignite_Hope_Newsletter_2020.pdf2.58 MB

pdfNewsletter_Dec_2020.pdf8.71 MB


Videos and Picture Gallery

https://www.facebook.com/lightofhopecambodia/videos/5031386283601568

https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=711291032689522


Picture Gallery

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