Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given t... more Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given that many people reading this are from the west. So, you might not understand the challenges here in Southeast Asia, especially in the northern provinces where some of the poorest people in the world live. I grew up in a small village called Bamphos which has limited access to education and even clean water. Sometimes we have electricity, but there are frequent brownouts, and you can't always depend on having lights at night. Still, our family is so happy and caring with each other that it doesn't matter so much. We take care of each other in our village, too. When someone has a problem, we all pitch in and try to help. We give what we can to others in need and it always seems like someone is worse off than we are. My Dad works hard in our little field and my Mom sells vegetables in the market. We are all happy and grateful to be together. Our family is very close and loving.
Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours... more Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given that many people reading this are from the west. So, you might not understand the challenges here in Southeast Asia, especially in the northern provinces where some of the poorest people in the world live. I grew up in a small village called Bamphos which has limited access to education and even clean water. Sometimes we have electricity, but there are frequent brownouts, and you can't always depend on having lights at night. Still, our family is so happy and caring with each other that it doesn't matter so much. We take care of each other in our village, too. When someone has a problem, we all pitch in and try to help. We give what we can to others in need and it always seems like someone is worse off than we are. My Dad works hard in our little field and my Mom sells vegetables in the market. We are all happy and grateful to be together. Our family is very close and loving.
Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given t... more Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given that many people reading this are from the west. So, you might not understand the challenges here in Southeast Asia, especially in the northern provinces where some of the poorest people in the world live. I grew up in a small village called Bamphos which has limited access to education and even clean water. Sometimes we have electricity, but there are frequent brownouts, and you can't always depend on having lights at night. Still, our family is so happy and caring with each other that it doesn't matter so much. We take care of each other in our village, too. When someone has a problem, we all pitch in and try to help. We give what we can to others in need and it always seems like someone is worse off than we are. My Dad works hard in our little field and my Mom sells vegetables in the market. We are all happy and grateful to be together. Our family is very close and loving.
Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours... more Hello! My name is Chanvatey. I am from Cambodia. My life probably didn't start like yours given that many people reading this are from the west. So, you might not understand the challenges here in Southeast Asia, especially in the northern provinces where some of the poorest people in the world live. I grew up in a small village called Bamphos which has limited access to education and even clean water. Sometimes we have electricity, but there are frequent brownouts, and you can't always depend on having lights at night. Still, our family is so happy and caring with each other that it doesn't matter so much. We take care of each other in our village, too. When someone has a problem, we all pitch in and try to help. We give what we can to others in need and it always seems like someone is worse off than we are. My Dad works hard in our little field and my Mom sells vegetables in the market. We are all happy and grateful to be together. Our family is very close and loving.
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