The fate of Cambodia shocked the world when the radical communist Khmer Rouge, under its leader Pol Pot, seized power in 1975 ofter years of guerrilla warfare. The Khmer Rouge revolution turned Cambodia into grisly killing fields, as the Pol Pot regime murdered or starved to death an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians over the following 3 years.  The war lasted about 17 years, and Pol Pot finally lost control of his army in the 1990’s.  Peace has reigned in Cambodia since 1998.

The United Nations, together with the Cambodian Government, has tailored its own Millennium Development Goals to specifically meet the needs of Cambodia’s poorest and the first six objectives are to: eradicate extreme poverty and hunger; achieve universal, nine-year, basic education; promote gender equality and women’s empowerment; reduce child mortality; improve maternal health; and combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases. In Mondul 3 Village, on the outskirts of the tourist town of Siem Reap, the top six Millennium Development Goals for Cambodia read like a checklist for the needs of the village’s impoverished inhabitants.

Join Crisis Care Club Crisis Care Club (CCC) is a dedicated program that provides emergency and disaster relief support for families in critical need. CCC members contribute a dedicated amount each month.

Support our Free Education Programme The focus of New Hope Cambodia is ‘free education for all’ as the founders recognize the vital role education plays in helping break the cycle of poverty.

Support our ‘Helen Bonner Medical Clinic’ Preserving health and saving the lives of parents is fundamental to conserving the families and cultures in the ancient community of Angkor Wat.

Support sustainable Farming Projects New Hope has established a number of self-sustainable farming projects including fish and vegetable farms, and provides agricultural training for the poor.

Dine at New Hope Training Restaurant or book a New Hope Grass Roots Tour New Hope’s Training Restaurant was established in July 2010 with the aim of teaching unemployed/ uneducated Khmers valuable cooking and hospitality skills and developing their confidence...

Sponsor a Family New Hope’s Family Sponsorship program cares for 200 of Mondul 3’s most impoverished families. Receiving sponsorship can literally make the difference between whether or not a family starves or remains

Sponsor a Child's Education Our business partner NEPCAM, helps us by running a Child Sponsorship Program which supports the full educational needs of a very poor child.

Sponsor a University Student Our business partner NEPCAM, helps us by running a University Scholarship Program which enables a very poor student to complete tertiary education.

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