A Voice for Change: Simom’s Role in Building a Safer Community

For Simom, joining the Community Management Committee (CMC) is more than a responsibility—it’s an opportunity to be part of something meaningful. As a police officer and a community member, she is proud to work alongside others who care deeply about creating positive change.

Job Announcement: Engineering Consultant – Komphun Waiting/Delivery Room Construction

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Cambodia is seeking a qualified Engineering Consultant to provide technical oversight and environmental compliance monitoring during the construction of a new Waiting and Delivery Room (58.75 m²) at Komphun Health Center. This initiative supports ADRA’s partnership with the Stung Treng Provincial Health Department to enhance maternal and child health services.

Job Announcement: DRR Infrastructure Engineer

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Cambodia is looking for a Cambodian national to fill in the position of part-time/contractor DRR Infrastructure Engineer to work in design blueprints and support in infrastructure monitoring and quality control as representative of ADRA technical support and community-based Infrastructure initiatives with

🌱 V-BIOCHAR Training May 26-30, 2025

From May 26–30, 2025, the V-Biochar Project, in collaboration with experts from the Czech University of Life Sciences, conducted a five-day training course for 19 core participants (6 females).

Job Announcement: Gender Officer

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Cambodia is looking for Cambodian national to fill the position of Gender Officer in the STRONGER Project based in Preah Vihear; with occasionally travelling to Stung Treng province.

Job Announcement: Community Facilitator CF – 2025

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Cambodia is looking for a Cambodian national(s) qualified applicant to the position Community Facilitator CF based in Steung Treng province with the Uniting Towards Gender Equality for enjoyment of women’s and girls’ Total Health and Rights (TOGETHER) project.

A Mother’s Journey to Nourish and Nurture

Sorn Chanthy and her husband, Hak Cheveun, both studied up to Grade 9. They spent most of their days working on farms far from home, leaving their young children in the care of Chanthy’s 76-year-old mother. “Back then, I didn’t pay much attention to my children,” Chanthy recalled. “They were often sick and became very thin.”