Wat Opot Children's Community

She gave us a scare after developing the fever and the doctor said she would have to be hospitalized for IV therapy. They had started her on heavy doses of antibiotics and ARV medicine when she tested positive for HIV and that started a fungus infection in her mouth. We had lost other babies in [...]

The return to trip to Cambodia was uneventful; however, the return to Wat Opot has been non-stop events.

Hosting the Candle Light Day celebration for about 400 people.

World Food Program Rice Day.

The Wedding Ceremony of two of our Orphans Mao and Lay Po.

And of course finding all of the children doing well including Ann Marie, who [...]

They say that time heals all wounds and I suppose that is true… but time seems to have stood still since the passing of Toon Hang and even the mention of his name… still brings back all of the memories.
It was a scorching day as we left the pickup and began walking through the [...]

Here is the update some of you have requested on our newest member Ann Marie. Born on the 23rd day of March, her mother died of AIDS related causes just 20 days later and because of that the Home Care team of Partners in Compassion /Cambodia was notified. There were no known relatives in the [...]

A few months ago Mark Masingale found himself at the end of his rope, sitting in a small backpackers cafe in Phnom Penh, wondering where his Journey would take him next… if anywhere at all. He had been self employed most of his life doing what he needed to do to stay ahead of the [...]