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Saturday, January 28, 2012
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From Literacy Participant to Literacy Facilitator
"I refused to take this role, as my education is too low to be a Literacy Facilitator," said Yam Sarom, 35, a farmer in Prey Taour village, Talo commune, Pursat province. "But
the Project Coordinator and Community Facilitator encouraged me,
saying that I can do it."
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Cornerstones Cure a Woman Gambling Addict
Khoeun Mealdei, a resident of Kaon Sek village, Battambang province, was addicted to gambling. She seemed to care more about her addiction than taking care of her three children or helping her husband, Phaon Touch, support the household. Most of her time was spent gambling away family property,...
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Hollywood Actress Visits
Heifer Projects
Hollywood actress Serinda Swan visited Heifer projects in three villages of Svay Chrum district, Svay Rieng
province. She visited with self-help group participants to learn
how their lives have changed since joining the Heifer project
and how they are contributing to the development their
community.
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An Empowered Woman
in Social Works
A mother of three children, Ms. Ann Sopheap confined herself at
household chores and farming to feed their children. She had
little interaction with the community and shrank in expressing
idea and appearance in community activities as she thought she
was just a widow woman with low education that could not take
part in...
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Lifting One Family at a Time out
of Poverty
Mrs. En Bopha, 38, and her husband Khiev Klo, 43, worked hard producing rice on 1.5 hectares,
or about 4 acres, of land in Sandout village, Svay Rieng
province, to feed their daughter and two sons. Rice was the main source of income for her family.
However, the rice yield couldn't support the household for the
entire year.
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Heifer's 12 Cornerstones Promote
Gender Equity
Since 2010, Mrs. Roeum Yieb, 40, has joined the Heifer project in partnership with Chetthor in Prey Veng
province. After a successful interview, she was selected as the
Literacy Facilitator to provide literacy classes to the group
members. Her capacity and skills have been built through
Values-Based Literacy Training of Trainers...
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What is Heifer
Project International (HPI)?
Heifer Project International is one of many non
governmental organization involved in rural development around the world. It
works at the grass-root by providing animals and training to organized local
groups that request assistance.
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Heifer Project International- Cambodia (Heifer Cambodia), a
non-profit and humanitarian organization, is a branch program of
Heifer Project International (HPI) based in Little Rock, Arkansas,
USA. Heifer Cambodia has been active since 1984, primarily providing
supports of infrastructure and capacity building for animal health
and production sub-sector and veterinary diagnostic laboratory,
including the technical training, vaccination program and
Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS) Vaccine Production Projects, in
partnership with American Friend Service Committee (AFSC) and Church
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E-mail: info.cambodia@heifer.org
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