Projects

CHO runs an ever-expanding network of projects, in fitting with it's dual-pronged vision to prevent as well as cure the social, physical and spiritual problems facing those people living along the long border with Thailand. CHO seeks to meet these objectives through equipping communities with long-term, sustainable solutions, through both education and support.

Trafficking awareness Working to stop the trafficking of Cambodian children for cheap labour and the sex trade in Thailand.	Safe haven 50,000m² of CHO-owned land, set to house a safe haven, primary school, Christian university and Bible college within ten years.
Healthcare Providing quality and sustainable healthcare for HIV/AIDS sufferers through community and home-based support.	Water and sanitation Ensuring communities have access to clean, local water sources and promoting sanitation levels through education.
Agriculture Planting home and school gardens to promote small business and self-sufficiency, whilst also providing agricultural skills training.	Vocational training Training young people with practical skills to enhance their employment prospects and thus facilitate self-sufficiency.
Micro-loan Financial support to allow skilled graduates of CHO's training schemes to establish small businesses.	Education Providing high quality teaching of more than just academic subjects, through formal and non-formal schools.
Church Growing the church in north-western Cambodia and equipping men, women and children of God to effectively spread the gospel.