Our Community Health Team, goes out to each rural location weekly to teach nutrition, health, and traditional medical remedies depending on the need in that village. They overcome myths about health such as vegetables not being safe for children under age 2. They teach about prevention of most common ailments such as skin problems, diarrhea, and parasites.

Ninety percent of rural Cambodians deliver their baby in their home, are malnourished, and suffer from iron-deficiency anemia. This program meets over 300 pregnant ladies per year to teach them weekly about safe pregnancy and newborn care, check blood pressures, and connect them to their local health center for a safer delivery environment.

As we are out in these villages, we encounter sick people at each location. Many of these we are able to treat on our own through our trained health workers but many more need to be assisted to health centers in Phnom Penh. We help over 30 patients per month with issues such as cancer, tuberculosis, parasites, surgeries, and many other ailments