🇦🇺 Australia supports inclusive health services
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Inauguration event of “Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Unit Building” at Kampong Cham Provincial Referral Hospital
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Celebrate Khmer New Year 2025 with the ACCESS 2 Family
Khmer New Year, known locally as Choul Chhnam Thmey, is one of Cambodia's most cherished celebrations. Taking place annually from 14 to 16 April, it symbolises renewal, gratitude, and the hope for prosperity and peace in the year ahead. During this vibrant period, Cambodian families reunite, engage in traditional activities, and visit significant cultural and spiritual sites, strengthening their bonds of family and community. (more…)
ACCESS 2 Strengthens Physical Accessibility and Disability Inclusion in Cambodia
Physical accessibility is fundamental to ensuring persons with disabilities can fully participate in society and access essential public services, aligning with the global commitment to leave no one behind. Recognising this importance, the Australian Government, through the Australia-Cambodia Cooperation for Equitable Sustainable Services Phase 2 (ACCESS 2) program, continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to promoting disability inclusion and social equity in Cambodia. In March 2025, ACCESS 2, in collaboration with the Disability Action Council Secretariat General (DAC-SG), successfully conducted refresher...
Advancing Australia’s Commitment to GEDSI in Cambodia’s Commune Investment Programs
Australia, through the ACCESS 2 program, continues to champion the integration of Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) within Cambodia’s Commune Investment Programs (CIP). This initiative aligns with national strategies such as the National Action Plan to Prevent Violence Against Women (NAPVAW) and the National Disability Strategic Plan (NDSP), ensuring that individuals with disabilities and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) have improved access to inclusive, quality services. In collaboration with provincial administrations and with support from the Australian Government, ACCESS...
Australia Stands with Gender-Based Violence Survivors in Cambodia
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Meet Ms. Yim Sotheara: Championing Disability Inclusion in Cambodia’s Health Sector
Today, we spotlight Ms. Yim Sotheara, a focal person in disability coordination. As a trained pharmacist and the Deputy Director of the Provincial Health Department in Kampong Speu, and Vice Chair of the Provincial Disability Action Council, Ms. Sotheara is at the forefront of transforming health services for persons with disabilities. In her role, Ms. Sotheara diligently strengthens health services for individuals with disabilities and other vulnerable groups. She leads awareness sessions for health workers, aiming to foster inclusive and accessible...
Spotlight on Ms. Srey Linna: Champion for Disability Inclusion and Rehabilitation in Cambodia
Through the Australia-Cambodia Cooperation for Equitable Sustainable Services – Phase 2 (ACCESS 2), we are working with both national and sub-national administrations to strive towards grounded policy and inclusive services delivery. (more…)
Second PCC Meeting in Kampong Speu: Enhancing Collaboration for ACCESS 2 Program Implementation at the Sub-National Level
Under the Australian Government’s support through the Australia-Cambodia Cooperation for Equitable Sustainable Services – Phase 2 (ACCESS 2) program, the Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) serves as a critical governance mechanism. Convened every six months in ACCESS 2's three target provinces, the PCC reviews achievements, addresses challenges, mitigates risks, and provides strategic guidance to align program implementation with provincial priorities. (more…)