We are raising funds to provide COVID-19 specific hygiene training to community members in rural Siem Reap, Cambodia. The sad reality is, many of our community members don’t know how to adequately protect themselves against this virus, or have the funds to purchase soap for their families. Our program partners, Human and Hope Association, have […]
Whether it is Kris Kringle or small gifts for friends and family, it can be hard to find the perfect gift at Christmas time! Even more so, it is hard to find the perfect gift when you want to cut back on your spending this year. So what if we told you there was a […]
Christmas is generally always seen as a merry time of year. It is the time we get time away from our workplace, spend time with friends and family and reflect on the year that was. Although these are all great ways for us to be happy around Christmas time, we have one tip that will […]
Can you believe it is Christmas time already? Yes, time to start the list of people to buy for and what you need at the shops. Shopping for Christmas presents gets harder and harder each year! To help out, here at Human and Hope we have decided to put together a list of items you […]
This Christmas, we are giving you the opportunity to change children’s lives forever. Are you with us? Six- year-old Kosal had behavioural difficulties. He often hit his family members, throwing violent tantrums and did not listen. His family were desperate for a solution when they found Human and Hope’s preschool program. After Kosal was accepted […]
On Thursday, 5 September, we choose to celebrate the International Day of Charity. The International Day of Charity was established to mobilise people all around the world to help others through volunteer and philanthropic activities. What does charity mean to you? As a member of this mailing list, you have identified that you believe in the […]
“My family’s situation is so much better than before. I am so proud that I can provide my children with the food, shelter and education they need and deserve.” Chomrong was forced to stop studying in grade eight due to the extreme poverty her family experienced. Working as a builder, she faced physical and mental […]