If you could spare me a few moments, I would like to tell you about a young boy who left a lasting mark on my life. The events took place many years ago, when HIV and AIDS were still widely misunderstood in Cambodia. Effective treatment was not yet available, and fear often overshadowed compassion. Many…
Last weekend, our SAHAKA staff gathered at the awe‑inspiring Angkor Wat, not just for training, but for an experience that would remind us of Cambodia’s deep heritage. While the team explored the temples, I sat with an old friend nearby. My legs no longer carry me across long distances, and the steep admission price for…
It is difficult to visit our newest SAHAKA members at home because of the distance between them. We sponsor these luncheons, sometimes at restaurants; however, we’ve found that many attendees prefer rice and sour fish soup and are not interested in even trying new dishes. For that reason, we decided to have our luncheon at…