Cambodia
Food for the Hungry started working in Cambodia in 1990, providing relief to people living in refugee camps during the civil war. Today, FH Canada walks with 62 Cambodian communities in the areas of Svay Leu, Tropeang Prasat, and Chong Kal.
Community Snapshot
Nestled in the hot, humid north of Cambodia are 62 communities across four areas that FH walks alongside. Over 66,000 individuals live here, the majority in rural settings where they work primarily as farmers and small business owners. Both men and women earn an income for their households, and women especially play a major role in family finances and saving. Through FH’s Child Focused Community Transformation (CFCT) program, families have already begun making positive changes in the areas of livelihoods, health, leadership development, and education. Parents have deepened their understanding of how to best care for their children and now have more opportunities to generate income for their families. Communities are more resilient to unexpected change and hardship, and are on their way out of extreme poverty. Community Goals
Food for the Hungry walks alongside communities and leaders in Cambodia to help them overcome their challenges and establish sustainable thriving. Together, they annually create primary goals to address their biggest obstacles. Their goals are: 
Livelihoods
Improve access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet household members’ dietary needs and food preference at all times
Improve access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet household members’ dietary needs and food preference at all times
Health
Reduce maternal, newborn, and child morbidity and mortality
Reduce maternal, newborn, and child morbidity and mortality
Leadership Development
Enhance capacity of community leaders to take ownership in their transformational development
Enhance capacity of community leaders to take ownership in their transformational development
Education
Improve learning outcomes of children
Improve learning outcomes of children
Progress Updates
Recently in Cambodia
Youth Deserve a Future
Life-skills training in Bukiende, Uganda gave 25-year-old Junior the shot at success he deserved. “Being successful is everyone’s desire,” says Junior. “It doesn’t matter whether the person is a child, youth, or aged
When an Ending is a New Beginning
I came to this new community with no capital, no land, no cows,” said Poch.