Our former Live-in boy, LUY Bonthou, used to live in a pagoda with his close friend before asking to live at NFC in 2003. After almost 13 years at NFC, he finished high school and obtained a Bachelor Degree in Interior Decoration at a local University in Phnom Penh. Bonthou currently works as a Sales Assistant in a construction supply & service company in the city. This job has really made a difference to his life, and he loves it very much. We wish you a brighter future in your new career, Bonthou.

We are very proud and would like to congratulate our former Live-in girl, Aon Bopha, for her Doctorate in Dental Studies after approximately seven years at a well-known University in Phnom Penh. Together with her husband, she runs a dental clinic in a province in Cambodia. Married in 2016, the couple now have a lovely, 3-year-old son. We wish them all the very best.

We would like to congratulate our older Live-in girl, Rith Linda, who has graduated with an Associate Degree in Pharmacy at Phnom Penh’s International University. Linda received the certificate from a representative of the Ministry of Health. She currently continues with the Bachelor Degree and will finish this year. She presently works as a Pharmacy Assistant at a local pharmacy.

We would like to say a very big THANK YOU to her individual sponsors, Ann-Margrit B. Thomsen and Golden Futures Foundation, for supporting her studies.

We would like to congratulate our former Live-in girl, Sat Putheary, on achieving her second bachelor degree, English for International Relations, at a local well-known university. Theary married in 2016 and her husband works for a company specialising in food supply while she herself runs her own business in Phnom Penh. They also have a lovely daughter. We wish them every success in their future endeavours.

We are very proud to see the excellent achievement of our former Live-in girl, Chea Sopheak. Sopheak graduated as a Nurse in 2013 with the support of our UK partner foundation, Golden Futures Fund. She now works as the Leader of Cambodian Nurses at a Japanese charity clinic in Cambodia. She received an award as the Best Staff Member by the clinic.

She was given the opportunity to visit Japan for one week, where she provided an overview of Cambodia to Japanese volunteers about to work in Cambodia. We wish you every success in your profession, Sopheak.

Lay Lily received a scholarship in exchange program to study vocational training in New Zealand over a year, 2017-2018. Under the support of Rangitoto College and Rotary Clubs in New Zealand she could attain English courses and tourism over a year in New Zealand.