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That all changed after Kimly attended training courses provided by the TOGETHER project . These helped Kimly understand her role in ensuring that girls and women can exercise their health-related human rights.
Kimly gained vital information and skills in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and gender. In addition, she learned counseling skills for youth survivors of violence and abuse. She also is better able to advise patients who wish to migrate on how to stay healthy, safe, and protected while far from home.

ADRA Cambodia collaborated with Provincial Education Department, District Education, and local authority to celebrate “Teacher’s Day 2023” in five different locations in October 2023.

ADRA Cambodia collaborates with School Health Department of Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS), Preah Vihear Provincial Education Department, District Education Department and local authorities to recognize and promote “menstrual hygiene management implementation that reached as model school” while raising awareness of health, menstrual hygiene and environment.

ADRA Cambodia collaborated with Preah Vihear Provincial Health Department and local authorities to promote “We Need Food, Not Tobacco” while raising awareness of nutrition, food security, early marriage, and sexual and gender-based violence.

Varin attended three trainings from the TOGETHER project. One focused on Sexual, Reproductive Health and Rights and Gender topics. Another delved into Youth Counseling Skills for Youth and Survivors of Violence and Abuse. The third training centred on Nutrition Counseling Skills and

Ms. So Sophorn was born to a rural farming family in Kompong Thom province, Cambodia. But she dreamed of doing something different with her life. Through hard work and dedication, she became a midwife.