Kling Reap lives with her family of three females and five males in a house made of palm leaf walls with a wood floor. The family shares one bicycle, and they own 5 chickens and 2 cows. the family can grow 900 kilograms of rice, which is enough to last them an entire season. However since they do not have access to water round the year, they are not able to grow vegetables to supplement their food.

Your donation of a well, Ray, will enable Reap’s family to grow a garden, giving them additional food securities, as well as, hope for a better life.

Thank you.

Phlong Toeu lives with three family units, comprising of eleven females and six males. They live in a house made of palm leaf walls and a wood floor. They share one oxcart which they use for transportation and for farming rice in their field. They do not own any lifestock.

Since Toeu and his families do not have access to water, they are unable to grow vegetables to augment their food supply.

Your donation, Ray, enabled Trailblazer to install a drinking well which will provide life giving water to Toeu’s extended family. In addition to having water for their basic needs, they can now start growing vegetables both for consumption and sale.

Thank you for giving Toeu’s extended family hope of a better life.

Hao Hak supports his two family units by growing rice. Their rice reserve consists of 720 kilograms to get them through the season.  Since they do not have any livestock to help work the fields, it takes all seven members of the family (five of them being female) to plant and harvest the rice. Their mode of transportation is one bicycle and one motorbike, and their wooden home is shared between the two families.

Your donation, Janet, enabled Trailblazer to provide a water filter to Hak’s family. The water filter provides them clean drinking water, resulting in better health and sanitation. Thank you for bringing water and hope to Hak and his family. Look at the smile on his daughter’s face!

Chea Chut lives in a wood house which has three family units of ten males and eleven females. They grow rice for a living and have two cows to help with planting and harvesting their rice. The twenty-one members of his family share two bicycles and one motorbike which they use for transporting their children to school, and for going to the market and to work in the rice fields. Although they have a pump well, the water is not potable, and they entire family is prone to falling prey to waterborne diseases.

Your donation, William, will provide a biosand water filter to Chut and his family. The filter will remove  bacteria, viruses and parasites from the water, and help keep the 21 members of the family healthy.

Thank you for keeping the family healthy and happy.

Som Soan and his wife have two sons and three daughters. They live in a wood house and own two motorbikes, two bicycles, two cows, and an oxcart. Although they have 5,600 kilograms of rice in storage and their economic status is above the poverty level, their water supply comes from a traditional open pit well dug in the ground, because of which the family is prone to water borne diseases.

Your donation, Laura, enabled Trailblazer to donate a biosand water filter to Soan and his family. The entire family can now have clean drinking water, which will keep them safe from diseases like diarrhea.

Thank you for providing them with life giving water through this filter.