Born in 2000 into a poor family, Sreymach lost her mother at a very young age and her father subsequently sold her along with her sister. She was raped in 2004 by the man who bought them before members of the Department of Women's Affairs released them and entrusted them to the center.

Thanks to your donations, Sreymach and her sister have received food, shelter and education. In addition, Sreymach is HIV positive for which she also receives medical care. She is now studying marketing and communication at university and her journey is a great example for newcomers to the center.

Somaly was admitted to the center in December 2016, aged 14, after being raped by her neighbor who tried to kill her.

Thanks to your donations, she has been receiving medical and psychological care as well as legal help to bring her abuser to justice for his crimes. There is still a long way to go, however. She has nonetheless continued her education and having passed her school exams in August 2019, is continuing her studies at university where she is studying management.

Sreyti, whose mother is a survivor of sex trafficking and whose parents are divorced, was raped by her uncle while living temporarily with her father's family at the age of four. She was admitted to the center in 2009 because of her difficult family situation and for the first time dared talk about her abuse with the team there.

Thanks to your donations, she received help and care before being able to return to live with her mother in 2015, while participating in the community education program and continuing to be monitored by our team. Her future plans are to continue her studies in order to become a lawyer or police officer and help her little sisters.