180 Families in Siem Reap Receive Aid from POD PROJECTS Organization
In Siem Reap, Cambodia, 180 families facing hardship, including the elderly and disabled, received food aid from the Australian humanitarian organization POD PROJECTS. The organization has provided assistance to over 2,500 families to date, with its contributions to local development being recognized.
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