Many factors can prevent someone from being healthy, but the most important factor is MINDSET. Mental health is directly related to physical health because if your mental health is poor, you will feel tired and lazy to do anything and will be uninterested in anything. If your physical health is poor, having good mental health …
The Uposatha (Sanskrit: Upavasatha) is a Buddhist day of observance that dates back to the Buddha’s time (600 BCE) and is still observed by Buddhist practitioners today. According to the Buddha, the Uposatha day is for “the purification of the contaminated mind,” which results in inner peace and joy. On this day, both lay and …
The majority of the time, when people hear the word “healthy,” they immediately think of physical attributes like low cholesterol, strong cardiac health, and the absence of disease. Unfortunately, millions of people experience mental health issues that can be just as crippling as some of the worst physical illnesses. Due to the professional treatment provided …
Sneha Centre: Providing mental health and psychosocial support in Cambodia Read More »
The reuse is emerging as a viable alternative to our inefficient industrial model, in which raw materials are exploited to produce goods that appease today’s excessive commercialism hunger before being destroyed. Simple actions like repairing, recycling, refurbishing, and reusing are at the heart of a circular economy. The goal of all these tactics is to …
Pottery making: Cambodia’s oldest and most living craft tradition. Read More »
The #ONESTEPNOPLASTIC campaign was initiated in July 2022 by All Dreams Cambodia & Tos Yerng, in order to combat plastic pollution in Cambodia and promote it as a sustainable and attractive tourism destination. All Dreams Cambodia is willing to mobilize all stakeholders of the tourism industry so that together, we can make our beloved country …
Join the One Step No Plastic Campaign in Siem Reap on August 27th. Read More »
IBIS Rice initiative improves farm life while protecting wildlife throughout the Kingdom. The non-profit IBIS Rice Project was started to link livelihoods with wildlife conservation in rural Cambodia and is run in conjunction with the Wildlife Conservation Society Cambodia (WCS Cambodia) and the Ministry of Environment, Cambodia. The project encourages farmers in protected rural areas …
IBIS Rice: Cambodia’s 100% organic and sustainable Rice Read More »
The Khmer Empire, the first in the world to develop a functional healthcare system, was governed by its own laws. This healthcare system was built under King Jayavarman VII at the end of the 12th century. With roughly 100 employees total, each hospital the Khmer Empire established had a proper management system. The hospital also …
Did you know? The Khmer Empire had the “first” healthcare system in the world. Read More »
It is not uncommon for someone to become suddenly very ill. However, the person can quickly recover with the right medical attention and care. But for many people, situations are far from being so simple. The biggest issue arises when the patient is unable to continue receiving treatment because of a lack of funds. The …
It Is Good To Have Health Insurance; It Makes The Family Very Relaxed. Read More »
Single-use plastic items may be the idea of convenience, but they pose a serious threat to both the environment and public health due to the harm they do during production, distribution, and dumping. When a huge event happens, there will be a lot of waste left behind, especially single-use plastic, no matter where you reside …
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