News from Karoosh in Siem Reap is that with rice harvest in January, they’re hoping to be rice milling again ready for deliveries. This will be a marvellous recovery from the devastation in the recent typhoon.
Category: News & Updates
A busy November supporting Khvien village school
This month has been busy with activity supporting Khvien village school. The monthly rice delivery took place in the first week of the month. Despite the difficulties experienced by members of KILT with loss of rice and milling equipment in…
More school uniforms made
School director, Mr Hon, advises that the school now has 352 students for this new school year 2009/2010. All the staff and students are fine and the students are all “coming to school and punctual”. 207 students from grades 1,…
Visitor from Sydney brings more help
On the 12th of the month, a Cambodian work colleague of Robbie from Sydney, visited the school and donated 10 bags of rice, garlics, fish sauce, salt, sugar and MSG. One bag was given to a village family suffering from HIV/AIDS…
Thank you for the updates
Really appreciate the regular updates on what is occurring in Cambodia. It definitely helps to be able to know just what to pray for. So thank you and please continue to keep us posted. Julie
Much flooding in Siem Reap
Correspondent Kourosh reports this afternoon from Siem Reap: There is flooding here today in the aftermath of the typhoon. There are more rains expected. as soon as the roads clear I will contact the school director and arrange the delivery…
Monsoon flooding in Siem Reap
Our friend, Suy Vandy reports this afternoon from Siem Reap that there is flooding in the region indicating that monsoon rains have been plentiful this year.
More are being helped
From Siem Reap, Cambodia, our associate Kourosh Aghassi writes: Mr Mai who is pictured in the second album lost his hearing as a consequence of an injury suffered firing an artillery piece when he was a conscript. In part thanks…
September rice delivery
This month’s delivery of rice takes place today. Since it’s school holidays, the delivery to the teachers will take place in Siem Reap at KILT’s premises.
Working with KILT
Khmer Independent Life Team (KILT) is a group of landmine victims who live together and work on different projects with the aim to be self sustaining and reintegrated into Cambodian society. They are a wonderful group and Kourosh Aghassi took his…