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Supporting access to education with Child's Dream in Cambodia

This five-year project aims to support children in primary, secondary and high-school level in Northern and north-western Cambodia.

Three smiling women wearing matching navy "mothers2mothers" t-shirts and colorful skirts stand with arms around each other, radiating joy in a lush, green setting.

Supporting mothers and strengthening communities

Josophine & Jessie, HIV+ Mentor Mothers, fight for their communities' health in Africa. Roche & m2m empower them.

A diverse group of nine young adults jump joyfully indoors, making hand gestures, against a graffiti-covered wall with two tall windows, expressing happiness and energetic celebration.

Impressions of Roche Continents in five photos

Roche Continents students captured the essence of the programme in photographies

A solitary figure stands on a snow-covered terrain beneath a towering rocky mountain under a clear blue sky, conveying a sense of isolation and vastness.

Sustainability and hope for a better future

Roche Continents programme alumni shares his impression on the climate change and what gives hope for a better future

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A new home for Continents

Roche has a long tradition of cultivating interdisciplinary exchanges to foster creativity, inspiration and innovation.

[Potrait] Heidi
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The Re&Act board member’s view

“I am privileged to see the impact we are able to provide for all these children.”

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A new future

Determined to continue his high school education, Chheuy Rachang found one last opportunity to fulfil his dream – a scholarship from Child’s Dream.

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Overcoming stigma around menstrual health and hygiene

When Bridget experienced her first menstruation at school, it was an upsetting and confusing experience. A UNICEF programme in Malawi aims to ensure adolescent girls are fully prepared.

Anna and friends talking to the children in their classroom.
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My experience was truly life-changing

In her visit to Ethiopia, Anna saw first-hand the damage of conflict and poverty – but also witnessed resilience and hope, which she found truly inspiring.

[Potrait] Ly Leangheng
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How a scholarship changed everything

Leangheng promised her grandmother she would finish high school. Through no fault of her own, that pledge looked to be in jeopardy – until a scholarship made it possible to keep her promise.

[Potrait] Martha Khonje
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“Education expands your horizons.”

Growing up in a rural village with many obstacles in the way of an education, Martha (right) now works at the Roger Federation Foundation helping to remove those obstacles for others.

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Improving menstrual health and hygiene awareness

As part of a UNICEF initiative, Catherine goes door to door in her local villages, providing education to ensure menstruating girls are not kept at home from school.

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