General Discussions

Richard Yim started Demine Robotics with a vision to help others avoid the fate of his aunt, who died more than a decade ago after stepping on a landmine when he was a child in Cambodia. Since 1979 more than 64,000 casualties have been caused by landmines in Yim's home country. His company's mine cl

Why do some children have the right to an education whilst others don't? One Elephant...One Idea. By buying one of our products, we donate school kit to children in Africa or Asia. Simple as that. Our mission To make a positive, long term, sustainable change to the communities that produce our produ

Pumped full of adrenaline and the desire to win, she picked herself up and carried on like a warrior. Van ran all the way to the podium, claiming first, but when she got home something felt off in her right foot. The price of grit and determination, of pushing through pain to victory, cost her dear

A corporate lawyer with more than 13 years experience, Piny Ly first heard about CCF in June 2019. After two visits, she relocated to Phnom Penh from Hong Kong in February this year to volunteer with CCF and to reconnect with her cultural roots. Piny’s family had fled Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge re

Helene Ang wants to remind people that Cambodia has a rich history of silk weaving. Helene was born in Cambodia in 1979, her parents survivors of the genocide perpetrated by the Pol Pot-led Khmer Rouge regime that killed an estimated 1.87 million people between 1975 and 1979. My mum was pregnant wit