
Sytha Nan’s Journey — Why I Founded REEC
From growing up in rural Ratanakiri to working to improve education for children in remote communities.
Read the Story: Sytha Nan’s Journey — Why I Founded REEC →From the field
Real stories from the children, families, and communities behind our work in rural Cambodia.

From growing up in rural Ratanakiri to working to improve education for children in remote communities.
Read the Story: Sytha Nan’s Journey — Why I Founded REEC →
How one website connected a new donor with REEC, and brought educational resources to 100 children.
Read the Story: A Digital Bridge to a Child’s Learning →
How new books and learning materials turned school into a place Leat Phary, a Grade 3 student in Mondulkiri, loves to be.
Read the Story: A School Full of Hope →
The long walk to school that many children in rural Cambodia make every day, and the dream that keeps them going.
Read the Story: A Child's Journey to School →
At 13, Srey Pov was expected to leave school early. Instead, she is working toward her dream of becoming a teacher.
Read the Story: The Girl Who Stayed in School →
How education is changing the future of one rural family.
Read the Story: A Mother's Hope for a Better Future →
How the families of Lampat Village gave their land, time and labour to build a school for their children.
Read the Story: The Community That Built a School Together →
From a community learning camp to a new school in Lampat Village, and a dream of becoming an agriculture expert.
Read the Story: Pisith’s Dream →
In remote indigenous communities of northeastern Cambodia, children are stepping into a classroom for the very first time.
Read the Story: The First Generation to Go to School →
How books, learning materials and training changed the way one rural teacher teaches, and the way children learn.
Read the Story: A Teacher's Story: Bringing Learning to Life →Your support builds classrooms, stocks libraries, and trains teachers in rural Cambodia.
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