People Keeping Hope Alive

There are over thousands of Cambodian street kids roaming the Cambodian street day and night. These children are mainly orphans who were abandoned by their parents and left to survive on their own. They all come from a history of an abusive family, HIV carrier, poverty, and lack of education. Many of them live on the streets and prowl the street at night.

If you take a moment and look closely into the eye of a Cambodian child, you will see their eyes are full of sorrow, lost of hope, a cry for love and affection and most importantly the need of nutritional food, which has left their bodies brittle and weak.

However, we can change this sight; if we all lend each other a hand we can make a difference. PKHA tries to provide hope and support to these vulnerable children. With many supports from our donors for foods, books, equipments, and gift funds, our Cambodian kids can be provided with the simple necessity of life such as well nourished meals, safe home, education, care and support. They are the future of Cambodia.

Many of these children live off the street in unsanitary environments. They scattered in the streets working for some little money to support themselves such as selling newspapers, digging in trash for some leftover meals, and etc…

This is their everyday life!

1: some are illiterate

2: have no clean clothes

3: eat unhealthy foods

4: many are heavily affected by scabies and lice

We need your help !!!

Our goals are to

1: provides them with good education

2: Provide them with proper clean uniforms

3: Provide them proper nutritious foods everyday

4: Provide them a place to live and sleep in a sanitary and safe environments

5: provides proper and good healthcare

6: Provide educate and teach life skills for everyday living

We want to challenge you to get involved, as these precious little angels are growing up! They are still at great risk, and in desperate need of a guardian angel just like you.

Further quality education is expensive and is highly impossible for them. Therefore, we are working hard to find funds and support to enable them the ability of further education.