Cambodia Stories, Stories of Recovery
“We cannot imagine that our lives and living conditions would have changed. Without Hagar’s support, our lives would be in jeopardy, especially when my husband and I used to go to work in Thailand and leave our children with their grandmother and they...
Cambodia Stories, Stories of Recovery
Minea was the youngest child of a poor family in Phnom Penh. Her parents separated, and her mother worked as a cleaner at a construction company to support the family until her health failed. Minea quit school in seventh grade to work at a garment factory where her...
Cambodia Stories, Stories of Recovery
In August, Hagar NZ Director Don Lord, was able to visit the scale up project in North Cambodia and was deeply moved by its visible impact. One of the highlights for him was meeting the couple above who, with the help of Hagar, now have a reliable income source. The...
Cambodia Stories, Stories of Recovery
Khouch, who is 29 yrs old, was born into a poor family and had 11 siblings. When her parents divorced, her mother could not find enough income to support all of her children. Khouch’s grandparents suggested that the young children go to live in a care centre in their...
Cambodia Stories, Home Page, Stories of Recovery, Trafficking Stories
Dana grew up in a very poor family. Her father was an alcoholic and instead of going to school, Dana worked with her mum as a garbage collector. When she was 15 years old, Dana was working in a garment factory in Phnom Penh and was convinced by a colleague to travel...
Cambodia Stories, Home Page, Stories of Recovery
Som Nang is from a family of 4 girls! Growing up, Som Nang’s father was violent and eventually her mum left the family to go and work in another province. She left the 4 girls with their father and re-married. Som Nang and her sisters worked as harvest workers at the...
