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Humanitus flood relief for SFODA Orphanage arrived this week. As you can see by the photograph the overflowing Tonle Sap river has had a aserious effect on SFODA.

When a team of Directors and volunteers last visited SFODA in July 2011 Emmy had just arrived at the orphanage.

SFODA Orphanage are facing yet another challenge in their day to day struggle to provide accommodation for 52 Cambodian orphans.

We are very pleased to let our friends and supporters know that Caulfield Grammar Junior School, Malvern Campus, has formed a strategic alliance with the Pichey Rangsey School near Phnom Penh.

Many of you will remember Srey Sro, a student of the 6th Grade at the school who was badly in need of dental reconstruction work. Her personality was clearly affected by the condition of her teeth, reflected in lack of confidence, low academic achievement and often poor health, all of which sometimes kept her away from school.

Transcript and photos from email sent to Jeffrey Richards (Humanitus) from Denzil Sprague (Pichey Rangsey Primary School)

SIEM REAP, Cambodia - Pictures of hundreds of former volunteers line the walls of a muddy courtyard in Cambodia?s tourist hub of Siem Reap, their faces once familiar to the orphans playing there but now long gone.

Humanitus Directors, Angus Carnegie and Jeffrey Richards will travel to Cambodia on July 16th 2011 to visit the schools and orphanage that Humanitus assist. Angus and Jeffrey will be accompanied by volunteers, Ryan Rodrigues and River Okeefe.

A National Australia Bank client affected by its technology failure has been offered more than three times the amount of money that went missing because of the error.

The Humanitus Foundation are thrilled to announce that construction has been completed on Mkak Primary School's toilet block and a water tank for storing safe, fresh drinking water has been installed.