Phillip’s Story

Phillip faced a challenge similar to so many other children in rural Cambodia. His mother had to decide how to care for her younger siblings and large family and made the difficult decision to bring Phillip to a People for Care and Learning Children’s Home. Today, Phillip is a staff leader and is investing back into the next generation of struggling rural Cambodian children. This is his story:

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