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Author: Julian

Vicheka’s University Enrollment

Julian July 12, 2026 0 Comments
Time has shown over and over again, that opening the doors to education for young girls not only creates a path out of poverty for themselves, put ultimately has a positive impact on society as a whole. This is truly a principle that we live by, as we are committed to empowering the leaders of Cambodia’s tomorrow and the generations to come.However, many young girls in Cambodia’s countryside...

Annual Report 2025

Julian May 31, 2026 0 Comments
We cannot even believe it, but: our organization has already reached its five-year milestone! This means five years full of determination, resilience, progress, setbacks AND growth for our students and beneficiaries. Thanks to your continued support, encouragement, and generous donations, we have been able to reach thousands of people across Cambodia through our projects. Most importantly, we...

The Trip of a Lifetime

Julian May 17, 2026 0 Comments
For years, I had secretly dreamed of making this happen, though I was never sure whether it would actually become a reality. Over the years, it has become deeply important to me to spend major Khmer holidays on-site in Cambodia. Holiday seasons are always festive and meaningful in every culture, but for many of our students, these occasions can also be difficult, as a large number of them...

A New Student on His Journey to Becoming an Electrical Engineer

Julian March 30, 2026 0 Comments
With no father in the picture, and a mother unable to care for her children due to serious health challenges, Sokchea and his three brothers were moved to a Cambodian children’s village in rural Kampong Cham at an early age. There, they found a safe and supportive environment While this provided them with a caring environment and were able to attend public school through high school graduation....

A Chance at University

Julian March 15, 2026 0 Comments
19-year-old Socheata has unfortunately already had to face a lot of hardship in her young life. Both of her parents left when she was still an infant, and she grew up with her grandmother. A survivor of the Khmer Rouge regime, her grandmother did everything she could to care for the little girl. Most importantly, though, she instilled a powerful message in Socheata from an early age: the...