We would like to invite you today to make a difference in the lives of the needy Cambodians by partnering with Project Khmer H.O.P.E.
PRAYING
If you wish to join others in praying for the people of Cambodia and for PKH’s work, please let us have your email address and we will email you the monthly prayer letter.
SERVING
We welcome assistance in these areas.
Teaching English, computer studies, hospitality services and technical subjects.
Providing medical, dental and general healthcare services.
Rendering practical help to improve the facilities at the PKH Centre.
GIVING
Regular or one-off donations will be appreciated and acknowledged with official receipts.
Vocational training for 120 youths at the PKH Centre, Chbarmorn
Support a youth through vocational training with accommodation and meals.
US$2000 per year / US$165 per month.
Vocational training for 50 youths at the PKH Centre, Aoral
Support a youth through vocational training with accommodation and meals.
US$2150 per year / US$180 per month.
Education for 200 poor village children at the PKH Centre, Trang
Provide a child with schooling and one meal each school day.
US$150 per school year.
Childcare for 18 orphans and disadvantaged children at ‘Seeds of Hope’ Childcare Centre
Support a child with a home, meals and schooling.
US$1380 per year / US$115 per month.
English tuition for 110 students at the PKH English School
Support a child with English tuition.
US$150 per school year.
Make a substantive contribution towards the future expansion of PKH’s work
Make either a specific gift or bequest in your will to St. Andrew’s Cathedral, for the work of Project Khmer H.O.P.E. in Cambodia.
All contributions will be used solely for the work of helping the poor and needy within the scope of PKH and not for administrative / overheads.
"Well, it has been 11 years for me here, working in PKH. I must say that it has been all the way wonderful because the job is very fulfilling to be able to touch lives and help every young Cambodian, to have that hope and to have that dream and seeing how they can change and become stronger people. I really enjoy teaching them." - Susan Goh, PKH Centre Director
"What touched me the most is the big heartedness of the students. They make me ponder on things that I’ve not done in my life. They are poor, but never forget to pray for the poorer people. And they are extremely thankful for the little things in life. So happy to bless others when you know they have so little themselves." - Rebecca Koh, ex-PKH Trainer