The Cambodia Health Improvement Effort (CHIE)

The Cambodia Health Improvement Effort (CHIE) is a new approach to improve health care and provides humanitarian aid for Cambodia’s poor.  Working as partners with government and healthcare leaders, CHIE provides training, equipment and construction projects. The program was initiated in 2018 by the Asia Area Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and provides assistance to the poor and needy through Latter-day Saint Charities, the humanitarian arm of the Church.

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• Rural Schools in Cambodia Receive Improvements

• Asia's Largest Humanitarian Project Commences in Cambodia

• Great Blessings of Improved Health Care Now Available to Rural Cambodia Communities

• The Church announces Asia's largest humanitarian project to begin in Cambodia

• Relief Efforts Continue as Flood Victims in Siem Reap Cambodia Receive Help

• Flood Victims In Cambodia Receive Humanitarian Relief

• Humanitarian Efforts Help Provide Critical Equipment for Patients in Cambodia

• Trop School Celebrates New Classroom School Building

• Koh Thom District renovates Porthi Reamea Health Center and builds Techo Sen Koh Thom Hospital to meet health care needs

• Cambodia Health Improvement Effort (CHIE) Continues

• Ceremonies mark completion of the Hun Sen Steung Trang District Referral Hospital Cleanliness Initiatie

• Historic day for the Church in Cambodia

• Great relationship forming with Chamkarleu Referral Hospital

• Church and Cambodian goernment leaders meet on Zoom to continue partnership on humanitarian activities

• Church donates medical equipment to sustain emergency serice in Cambodia

• Church provided emergency first-aid training to Steung Trang district officers