ត្រឡប់ទៅទំព័រដើម

What we do

Showing up in person, every time.

From TV donation ceremonies to community visits — a look at how Khmer Khom works across Cambodia's remote schools.

A group of five men pose outside a school building while presenting a boxed smart TV donation, with Khmer signage above the entrance.

Step one

Every school begins with a handover.

Khmer Khom does not simply send equipment by mail. Each donation is personally delivered by our team, who travel to the school, meet with the administration, and formally present the television to the school and local community. This personal approach makes every donation more meaningful, transparent, and connected to the people it is meant to support.

The handover is the first act of a relationship, not a transaction.

Setting up

Mounted, loaded, ready to teach.

After the ceremony, the real work begins. Our team installs the screen, connects the cables, and sets up the internet so students can begin using the TV as a learning tool right away.

When the team leaves, the television remains as a lasting learning resource, giving every child in the classroom continued access to the internet, educational content, and new opportunities to learn.

Five men collaboratively installing a wall-mounted TV in a clean minimalist room, with one person adjusting the cables while the others observe and assist.
Two men speak to students during a school donation event, with colorful water bottles displayed on a table in front of them.

Community support

Beyond equipment.

Not every donation is a television. Khmer Khom works with donors to provide what each school needs most, whether it is school supplies, learning materials, or simply their time and support. Every contribution, big or small, helps give children a better chance to learn.

These moments build trust between the organization and the schools we serve.