Our project has always placed strong emphasis on empowering communities in Cambodia through sustainable health education. In 2025, we traveled to Siem Reap to connect with local villagers, better understand the health challenges they face, and explore meaningful ways in which we could support them.

Our first visit was to the Svay Lue Health Centre, which provides medical care to over 30,000 residents in the Svay Lue region and surrounding areas. The Health Centre Director guided us on a tour of the facility, offering insights into the region’s health situation and the infrastructure available to serve the community. During our visit, we had the opportunity to ask questions, observe the existing medical systems, and donate first aid packs containing essential items such as bandages and gauze.

We also had the privilege of visiting Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) in Siem Reap, where millions of children receive healthcare. The hospital's vision is that "every child in Cambodia gets quality compassionate health care, wherever they live and whatever their ability to pay." With the help of generous donations worldwide, the hospital is able to provide accessible, affordable and quality care to the children in Cambodia. We were able to tour the hospital, getting a glimpse of the medical equipment and systems in place as well as learn more about the meaningful history behind the founding of AHC.

Overall, it was a successful and immensely rewarding trip - allowing us to view healthcare from a different country’s perspective and giving us the opportunity to carry out meaningful exchanges with colleagues outside of Singapore, all while fulfilling our mission to improve health literacy and promotion for the underserved populations in Cambodia.