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Improved Animal Management and Environment

Sopheap and her family members keep practicing simple techniques in swine productions. She cleans the pen, troughs and the pigs before feeding them. She puts mosquito nets on the pen to protect the pigs from being bitten by mosquitoes that might affect the pigs’ health, which could lead to adverse weight loss.            Read More

Tes Hen's Family Shares Their Favorite Stones

In October 2009, Mrs. Tes Hen's family joined the self-help group Strey Mean Samnang, or Lucky Women Group, to implement the Improving Marginalized Groups Livelihood and Values-Based Holistic Community Development project in Tropang Thlork village, Chantri commune, Rormeas Hiek district, Svay Rieng province.                            Read More

Not Only Rich, But Also Poor Can Become Donor

April 5, 2012, was the happiest day in the life of Kosal’s family as they became a donor that they had never dreamed before because they were very poor. They passed on two piglets and other resources to needy family in a Passing on the Gifts ceremony which was celebrated in Sthapor II village, Bavel district...                       Read More

Ta O Community Celebrates the Pass-On of Many Gifts

On March 25, 2012, H.E. Chan Sarun, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, presided over the POG ceremony at Ta O village, Kirivong district, Takeo province, which was attended by approximately 400 people, including project participants, non-project participants, government staff from relevant institutions, local authorities...Read More

Project's Effects Are Lauded At POG Ceremony

March 21, 2012, was a special one for Chhi's family. They got up early in the morning to prepare and bring gifts, including two piglets, vegetable seeds, and animal feeds to pass on to new project members at the Passing on the Gift® (POG) celebration held at O'Touch village, Andong Khmer commune, Kampot province.                  Read More

Project Members and Staff Learn About Health and Nutrition

On March 5-7, Heifer Cambodia conducted a training course on Health and Nutrition with facilitation of a free-land consultant and a technical advisor to the National Nutrition Program of the National Maternal and Child Health Center under the Ministry of Health.                             Read More

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