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For over 20 years, Trailblazer Foundation has been transforming rural Cambodian communities — one village at a time.
No more long walks for dirty water. Trailblazer Foundation builds wells to bring water closer to rural Cambodian families and provides BioSand water filters to make drinking water safe.
With easier access to water and safer drinking water, children and women gain precious time, health improves, and opportunity grows.
Learn how our Health Program is bringing clean water and better health to rural Cambodian communities.
We’ve directly reached 101,410 people across 20,282 families, with our clean water projects helping protect the health of over 145,000 people across more than 300 villages.
Together, we're building a healthier, brighter future — and so many more families are ready to rise.
For more than two decades, Trailblazer Foundation has partnered with rural communities in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, to build healthier, more self-sufficient futures. From clean water and food security to education and economic opportunity, we help families move beyond survival toward lasting sustainability.
Hear from Chris Coats, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Trailblazer Foundation, about the journey that inspired more than 20 years of working alongside rural Cambodian communities.
Through four interconnected programs, Trailblazer Foundation partners with rural communities in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, to improve health, strengthen food security, expand educational opportunities, and support economic development.
Bringing water closer to families and providing access to safe drinking water.
Helping families grow more food and improve nutrition.
Removing barriers so all children can attend school and learn.
Creating opportunities for families to build stronger livelihoods and greater financial security.
These stories highlight the difference Trailblazer Foundation’s programs are making in rural Cambodian communities. Through training, practical resources, and ongoing support, families are improving their health, growing more food, accessing education, and building more sustainable livelihoods.

In Chrey Kharng Cherng village, a mother and her children once suffered frequent diarrhea from drinking discolored, foul-smelling well water. With access to a BioSand water filter, the family now enjoys better health, fewer medical expenses, and more time for the children to attend school and help at home.
My children have good health, spend more time at school and when they are back from school they can help me.

In Stueng village, one family once had to dig holes in the fields for sanitation, especially during the rainy season. Today, they have greater privacy, improved sanitation, and a cleaner, healthier home environment.
My family was forced to dig holes in the fields to defecate, but during the rainy season it was very difficult.

In Rom Deng village, one family once relied on unpredictable construction wages to make ends meet. By growing vegetables and raising chickens and ducks, the farmer now earns around 2 million riel per month while providing his family with nutritious food and a more reliable livelihood.
My home garden now provides food and income for my family. I feel more confident and proud to be a farmer.

In Preah Ang Trong village, a well is helping Farmer Community Group (FCG) members grow crops through the dry season. One farmer uses it to irrigate her watermelon garden, while neighboring families also benefit from water for their gardens and household needs.
The well is not only helping me water my crops, but my neighbors use it too—for their gardens and household needs.

In Chhrey village, one family once relied on untreated pond and well water, leading to frequent stomach problems and diarrhea. With a BioSand water filter, the family now has safer drinking water, fewer illnesses, and lower medical expenses.
We now understand how to keep our drinking water safe and maintain better hygiene, helping our family stay healthier.

In Dong Pa Av village, a 13-year-old student once depended on her parents for the 6-kilometer journey to school, making regular attendance difficult. With a bicycle, she can now get to school every day, help her family in the fields, and give a friend a ride.
She is happy, and she loves to go to school.
Together, we can build healthier, brighter futures for generations to come.
Trailblazer Foundation is a donor-funded nonprofit, 501(c)(3), serving rural communities in Siem Reap, Cambodia
EIN: 20-1063922
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