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Sally Hetherington

Championing for Sustainable Development in Cambodia

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  • November 17
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  • Fancy getting fit and raising funds to educate Cambodian children at the same time? Then register for our Walk to Cambodia! The distance from Sydney to Siem Reap, Cambodia, is 7,252km. That’s around 9, 572,640 steps. And we are determined to virtually walk them in the name of education this April. Throughout the month, you will aim to walk 10,000 steps a day and will record your steps through our platform. We want to collectively walk the distance to Cambodia! You will have your own fundraising page and will encourage your networks to donate to your fundraising page. For every $120 you raise, a child will receive a year of education at Human and Hope Association. It’s incredible, isn’t it? Head to our registration site a.s.a.p so we can get your page all set up. Just click on the link in my bio to do so! Thank you! ‪#cambodia #fundraising #health #fitness‬
  • I highly recommend purchasing a one-month @sydlivmus pass and visiting Rose Seidler House and the other 11 historic houses and museums on offer. #roseseidlerhouse #sydneylivingmuseums #architecture
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  • 15/03/2019 ・Book Thirty Eight・I haven’t seen the movie, but this memoir looks verrrrry interesting! #52booksin2019
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  • This International Women’s Day, I want to share the story of Savy. Savy has faced many challenges in her life. When she was just 10 years old, her mother passed away. Her father battled with alcoholism her whole life, leaving her struggling to survive day-to-day. Yet Savy still had dreams and wanted to study sewing since she was little. But with no money and extra responsibility, she put that dream aside. However, one day, when conducting community outreach, Human and Hope Association’s Vocational Training Coordinator, @Savdy_doeung , came across Savy at her house and told her about the free sewing classes at Human and Hope Association. Savy didn’t delay; she immediately registered in the program, eager to grasp this life-changing opportunity. Living far away from Human and Hope Association with no access to a motorbike, Savy rode her bicycle on an 80-minute round trip each day in the hope she would develop a better life for herself. After just three months of study, Savy took out a sewing machine microfinance loan through us so she could practice her lessons at home and begin to earn her own income. With a strong commitment, she completed our 10-month sewing course learning life and business skills along the way that developed her self-confidence and leadership. Savy now works as a seamstress in an ethical factory in Siem Reap. She earns a fair and stable wage and is able to support herself and her family. Your small donation of just $50 will help change the life of a woman like Savy and help them create the best possible future for their families. Don't delay, act now by clicking on the link in my bio.
  • 06/03/2019 ・Book Thirty Seven・Looking forward to reading the second book in this series! #52booksin2019

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