Graduation Day, celebrating the end of our Pilot Semester.
By Penélope Guevara
The graduation of our pilot semester marked the culmination of our students' hard work and determination. Despite the constan...
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It’s time to Double Your REACH!
Thanks to our incredible supporters, REACH has been able to continue operating through an unimaginable two years, providing lifesaving support to t...
We’re opening in full for the Sun family & local community.
By Shiv Fray
“REACH Siem Reap is more than an English school….” But what do we mean by this exactly? Whilst receiving a good education is unden...
Volunteering in Cambodia at REACH Siem Reap
By Katie Sands
By Katie Sands Hello! My name is Katie Ní Sheanáin. A little about me… I’m 20, Irish, and landed in Cambodia around 4 months ago!
Ride to REACH… the relaunch!
By Oliver Allcock
By Oliver Allcock Our Advisor Oliver Allcock shares with you his first hand experience of fundraising and cycling 650kms across Cambodia. His refl...
Family planning and contraception
By Shiv Fray
By Shiv FrayBecoming a mother can be one of the most monumental and life-changing events to happen in a woman’s life. But imagine going through
200kms in 2 days, doing what we love!
By Borith Rin
By Borith RinMy name is Borith. I am the REACH Riders Club program manager, before working at REACH I worked as a tour guide, but
Welcome back to REACH!
Penélope Guevara
Classrooms full of voices, with hands waving in the air asking to be seen by the teacher, eager to learn. Courtyards with children playing and
Sponsor a Youth – Julie’s reflection.
By Julie Ricketts
Three years ago, I was blowing the dust off my backpack and getting ready for a trip to Thailand and Cambodia after a long travel
A parting note from Shiv
Working on the ground in Cambodia surrounded by a team of dedicated humanitarians fully immersed in responding to the pandemic, does not leave you much
A painful set-back to grapple with.
Following a week of yellow-zone lockdowns, on Friday the 17th of September, communes in Siem Reap province were placed into red-zone lockdowns. The...
Keeping REACH kids engaged with their education
Due to the significant financial losses our families suffered from countrywide redundancies; our immediate reaction was to fight the potentiality of starvation. After months of