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Landmine Relief Fund (LMRF)

Supports two Cambodian NGO’s (CSHD and RSSO)

Provides financial support for demining, education, schools, agriculture, and physical education programs

Funding varies by program

Cambodia Self Help Demining (CSHD)

Manages 3 programs: demining, EOD, EORE

Works to remove landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) and educate communities about explosive hazards

Demining Program (CSHD)

Clears recognized minefields

1 field team – 16 people

Works for the Cambodian Mine Action Committee to safely clear recognized minefields

$25,000/month – funded through March 2026 by Good People (South Korea)

Funded April-September by Landmine Relief Fund

EOD Program (CSHD)

Responds to UXO discovered by villagers

2 EOD teams – 4 people each

Teams respond to explosive items reported by villagers daily. Teams rotate, each team working 25 days a month

$7,500/month – operational funding from World Without Mines (Switzerland)

EORE Program (CSHD)

Provides explosive ordnance risk education

1 EORE team -4 people

Conducts classes in schools and villages to educate communities about landmine/UXO threats, how to safely mark a discovered munition and who to report it to

Children are disproportionately affected by UXO injuries.

$6,500/month – funding through September 2026 from Canadian Landmine Foundation (Canada) and LMRF (USA)

Rural Schools Support Organization (RSSO)

Manages 3 programs: RSVP, The Together Project and Whole Fit Cambodia

Director:  BS Law, MS Public Administration

CFO: BS Accounting, MS Auditing

Supports rural communities through education, agriculture, nutrition and physical education

Rural School Village Program (RSVP)

(an RSSO project)

Builds primary schools in rural Cambodia

Builds on former minefields or in villages that are lacking education infrastructure

$35,000/school + $25,000/year for school supplies ($5/student for 5,000 students)

The Together Project (TTP)

(an RSSO project)

–               Mushroom Farming

–               Greenhouse Farming

–               Education Facility

–               University Partnership

Provides sustainable agriculture and farming education

Teaches mushroom cultivation

Teaches greenhouse agriculture

Provides hands-on agricultural education

Works with the Royal University of Agriculture in Phnom Penh

Project Manager: BS & MS in Agronomy

Operates a 1-hectare organic farm teaching farmers, students, and school directors sustainable agriculture

Mushroom farming can increase monthly wages by more than 150%

Enables farmers to grow high-profit crops not typically grown in Cambodia

The farm includes a classroom and dormitory, allowing people from distant provinces to stay while learning

Operates under an MoU with the Royal University of Agriculture

$6,000/mushroom house

$6,000/hydroponic system

Whole Fit Cambodia (WFC)

(an RSSO project)

–               Teacher Training

Provides physical education training and nutrition knowledge to teachers

Trains teachers to deliver physical education, nutrition and farming knowledge to their students

Project Manager: BS Public Administration, MS in Physical Education and Kinesiology

Trains teachers from RSSO-built schools at its Siem Reap facility; provides transportation, housing, meal allowance, and equipment

Teachers return to their schools with equipment to implement the program

$3,700/class (20 teachers) + $300/school for sporting equipment

Included in WFC budget

Scholarships 

(a LMRF program)

Financially support students pursuing a college degree

8 students on scholarships (2026)

Scholarship funds include the cost of tuition, school supplies, allowance, housing costs, healthcare, and travel

Roughly $16,000-$20,000/year (~4,000/student)