Sreypov and Rachel have reached a significant milestone, graduating from university after years of commitment, support and perseverance.
Both began their journeys as young students in the Transform Cambodia program. Like many children in similar circumstances, continuing education beyond school was not guaranteed. Financial pressure, family responsibilities and limited opportunities often make university feel out of reach.
Through consistent support over many years, Sreypov and Rachel were able to stay in school, complete Year 12 and take the next step into university.
Sreypov studied Law, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career that can bring justice and support to others. Rachel completed a degree in Accounting, preparing her for a profession that offers stability and the ability to contribute meaningfully to her community.
Their achievements reflect more than individual success. They represent what long term investment in children can produce. From early education through to university, the journey requires consistency, encouragement and support at every stage.
Throughout their studies, both Sreypov and Rachel continued to grow in confidence and leadership. They are part of a generation of young adults who are now stepping into roles that will strengthen their families and communities.
Their graduation is a reminder that transformation takes time. It is built year by year, through education, mentoring and opportunity.
Today, Sreypov and Rachel stand as examples of what is possible when children are supported over the long term and given the chance to pursue their potential.