2008
We are grateful that PKH's Memorandum of Understanding
with Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International
Co-operation has been extended for another 3 years from 3rd
January 2008. This will allow us to continue our skills
development and healthcare work in Chbamorn and Aoral in
Kompong Speu province,Cambodia.
PKH Skills Development
This year, the student enrolment at the PKH Anglican
Centre is 120 youths. A ladies hostel has also been added to
the facilities at the PKH Anglican Centre. This provides a
greater opportunity for young
Cambodian women to be trained.
The skills development training team, this year comprises -
Susan Goh (Hospitality Trainer)
Wendy Ng (Hospitality Assistant Trainer)
Choo Beng Geok (English Teacher)
Judith Tan (English Teacher)
Loh Tze Khoong (English Teacher)
Yang Huiting (English Teacher)
Yin Samnang (IT Trainer)
Heng Ngoun Y (IT Trainer)
Hannah Chee (English Assistant Teacher)
Kin Souvy (English Assistant Teacher)
Loo XiaoXi (Volunteer - English)
Loo Weiyi (Volunteer - Computers)
Isabel Lum (Volunteer – English)
Elena Fung (Volunteer - English)
PKH Healthcare
This year, the team led by Dr Bun Rong and 3 healthcare
staff provide mobile healthcare services (including free
consultations and medicines) on a weekly basis at 3
health-posts in Aoral. This is a very remote and poor district
which does not have the services of a resident doctor.
Seeds of Hope Childcare
PKH continues to work in partnership with another NGO,
Full Gospel Assembly Cambodia to provide a safe and happy home
for 120 orphans, street children and poor village children in
Kampong Speu. PKH supports 40 of these children. They are
educated in the public schools and receive tuition in the
orphanage where they are housed.
PKH Centre Management Committee
The following have been appointed to give leadership in
the day to day operations at the PKH Centre:
Miss Susan Goh (Head of Hospitality Dept)
Miss Choo Beng Geok (Head of English Dept)
Dr Bun Rong (Head of Healthcare Dept)
Mr Yin Samnang (Administrator)
Mr Heng Ngoun Y (Finance Officer)
We invite you to be our partners in support and prayers, as we
shore up our efforts in helping the Cambodians rebuild their
lives and in a small way, extending hope to their futures.
Thanksgiving for 2007
The mission house for medical relief work in Aoral, a remote
village in Kompong Speu province, has been completed. We are
thankful that the sick in the village would be able to get
more regular medical
attention as the medical team led by Dr Bun Rong could stay
for longer stretches of time.
We would like to thank Yvonne Chew (Centre Director) and Khoo
Ming Ghee (Head of English) for their services to the Centre
in the past few years, and wish them all the best as they
enter new phases of
their lives. We welcome Choo Beng Geok as the new Head of
English.
We also wish to extend our gratitude to the many volunteers
and visitors who blessed the Centre's staff and students with
their presence and gifts in the past year.
