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by relentlesssep | Apr 10, 2015 | Cambodia, health care
This post will be a re-post from the Chab Dai blog about a training that I did in Phnom Penh a couple weeks ago. The one-day workshop, Essential Health Care Components of an Assistance Program”, was open to all Chab Dai members. Please click here for a report...
by relentlesssep | Jun 19, 2014 | Cambodia, media
Perhaps you have heard in recent weeks the “fall” of Somaly Mam and the fallout thereafter. There have been questions and allegations regarding Somaly Mam and her self-named foundation for quite some time, but it finally came to a head when Newsweek...
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by relentlesssep | Jun 3, 2014 | Cambodia, Medical
Last week in Phnom Penh I had the privilege of training over 200 doctors, nurses, social workers, and other hospital staff about health and human trafficking at Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope. This hospital, together with Hope Worldwide, recognize that caring for...
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by relentlesssep | Jan 30, 2013 | Cambodia, health care
What would it be like to feel empowered to help another person where you previously felt helpless? What if this empowerment had to do with caring for someone with a medical emergency – even a routine or basic one? During one of my follow up evaluation visits for...
by relentlesssep | Feb 13, 2012 | Cambodia, Medical, Thailand
There has been a steady increase in the number of organizations dedicated to aftercare and other forms of assistance for victims of human trafficking. However, many well-meaning organizations, governmental and non-governmental alike, may fall far short of the ideal...
by relentlesssep | Jan 4, 2012 | Cambodia
When you think of Cambodia and human trafficking, perhaps images of very young girls locked up to be raped night after night come to mind. You may think of the work of International Justice Mission and how they were highlighted by mainstream media in their rescue of...
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