“I See I Do” is a community school in Cambodia, founded by Kim Ny, which provides accommodation and food for orphans and children growing up in difficult situations.

The school promotes education and good hygiene. To support these values, it operates as a self-sufficient farm, growing the food provided to the children.

Due to the high cost of electricity, it has become increasingly difficult to irrigate all the crops. This project of installing a solar-powered water pumping and irrigation system is a sustainable solution that will allow the school to become autonomous, environmentally friendly, and to continue its mission of giving children a sense of home, security, and health.

This project has been launched by two french volunteers and engineers : Perrine and Romane. It consists in :

This will allow the system to be functionnal 24/7 even during the night, cloudy or rainy day.

Supporting and sharing this project means supporting Cambodian children, helping them thrive, and giving them the power to build their own future.

Thank you very much for your help!