Women’s Business in Cambodia
Mrs Sey and her husband used to earn a living as farmers and labourers. In their small village in the…
Mrs Phan’s Story
Mrs Phan and her husband left their hometown in Kampong Thom, Cambodia, to earn a living in the city. Mrs…
Jandi’s Journey to Walk for Life
Jandi*, a four-month-old infant from a remote village in Bangladesh, is one of 5,000 Bangladeshi children born with clubfoot every…
Tea Grower Triples His Income
Mr Si used to struggle to earn a living as a tea farmer, but now his product is in high…
Land Rights for Livelihoods
For six years, Luan struggled to provide for his family because the government wouldn’t grant him authority to farm the land….
Girls, We See You
To celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child, we’re putting the spotlight on three extraordinary girls who are ambitious,…
A Local Leader for Women
Mrs Nu, 48, and her husband are cashew farmers in Kampong Thom, central Cambodia. Cashews are a common cash crop…
Tourism Provides for Three Generations in Vietnam
Mr Nhat and Mrs Quy are a married couple who live in Sung village – a mountainous region of Da…
Seaco Builds Safer School in Vietnam
With help from our friends at Seaco, kindergarten students in Tien Phong now have a safe place to learn and…