This program provides an opportunity to volunteer in Cambodia and helps improve the lives of children and make an impact to those who are in desperate need of a helping hand up. This community welcomes volunteers who would like to help in the school or share their knowledge with the people in the village. The children living in in these remote villages have not had access to proper education until now. This school provides children with the opportunity to learn basic English and computer skills that will enable them to have opportunities to improve their life, their future, and give them a chance to break the cycle of poverty that exists all over the country. Volunteers play a crucial role in the process of setting up this school, but it is not finished. With the help of volunteers, we have been able to build a school to offer children in this remote area an opportunity to have an education that they would not otherwise have been provided with. Volunteers on this program will get a unique opportunity to enhance these children’s opportunities to gain employment and improve their lives. There are still many projects to be completed and a lot of the work is ongoing. The school currently educates approximately 400 students but the aim is to be able to increase that to 1,000 in the coming years. Providing these children with an opportunity to have a basic education that will allow them to improve the quality of their lives is a crucial part of the program. While volunteering on this program, there are various ways you can contribute but here's one of the ways you can help: providing personal donations to enable the locals to purchase building materials or computers to ensure there are adequate amounts of computers for the computer room. Also, any volunteers with specific skills would be an asset to help this school become self-sufficient so that they no longer have to rely on the help and handouts of the ‘western world’.

For this program, you will get a opportunity to teach and share some basic computer education and skills to children of all ages. Through donations from past volunteers and other donors, this program has been very privileged to have been able to obtain enough computers and provide a classroom to offer our students a computer class and a safe and encouraging environment for learning. The computer and knowledge classes are usually provided for one hour and they are offered every day of the week. The students have a choice when they wish to attend their class and very positive results from offering these classes have been found from all ages of children. Both the local children and the teachers are very appreciative of this class.

There are several various ongoing projects for this program. Since this program was created, a kitchen for the teachers and volunteers as well as a hand washing station has been built for the children. The aim of the current project under development is to build a playground area along with a volleyball court and soccer goal. In the future, the goal is to build a brick wall for the school, which would replace the bamboo wall that is currently being used. The long-term goal is to acquire funds to be able to build accommodation and training centres, which will provide homes for all the volunteer teachers. By building this, it will empower local people that ability to teach skills associated with the hotel industry to the children. Children will be taught front counter/reception, cooking, serving and room cleaning so the students in the school can eventually find these jobs if they would like to become workers in this industry when they are ready and old enough to join the workforce. We value any volunteer who is willing to offer us advice, guidance, practical skills to assist with the building development and maintenance of the school and surrounding village area projects.

This program provides volunteers with an opportunity to develop new ideas or create new innovate ways to set up a vegetable garden that is sustainable year-round. During this program, volunteers will empower the children by teaching them how to grow and maintain the garden for future use. Along with the vegetable garden, there are also numerous other on-going projects, as well as maintenance of the grounds, that could use as much tender love and care as one may be able to provide. We welcome any volunteer who is willing to offer advice, guidance, or practical skills to help us with the development and maintenance of this garden and contribute to our agriculture program.