At Become More, we focus on crucial health needs such as safe drinking water, handwashing stations, bathrooms, dental care, and hygiene products. These efforts reduce infant mortality, improve health, and empower villagers to focus on other vital aspects of life.
WATER, BATHROOMS, AND WASH STATIONS
Problem:
In rural Cambodia, 70% of the population lacks access to safe drinking water. This leads to high infant mortality rates and widespread waterborne diseases, which are major health hazards. Additionally, 63% of Cambodians lack access to safe sanitation, causing further health risks from contamination and poor hygiene practices.
Solution & Impact:
- Safe Water: Provides clean drinking water for over 2,400 people.
- Hygiene Facilities: Installs handwashing stations and bathrooms in schools.
- Community Health: Reduces infant mortality and waterborne diseases.
- Sustainability: Partners with community leaders for maintenance.
DENTAL HEALTH
Problem:
Solution & Impact:
- Donate dental supplies: Toothbrushes, toothpaste, fluoride, and floss.
- Sponsor a dental student: Help create a lasting impact by supporting a student’s journey to provide dental care to entire communities for decades.
- Join a dental trip: Be part of a Become More dental trip and directly contribute to transforming lives.
PRENATAL HEALTH
Problem:
Expectant mothers in rural Cambodia often lack essential nutrients and healthcare, leading to high rates of maternal and infant mortality.
Solution & Impact:
- Nutritional Support: Distributes prenatal vitamins for expectant mothers.
- Comprehensive Health: Includes access to safe drinking water, school bathrooms, handwashing stations, dental care, and hygiene products.
- Community Well-being: Supports the health of mothers and unborn children.
HYGIENE
Problem:
In rural Cambodia, hygiene and sanitation are largely absent. Coupled with limited access to safe water, widespread health issues abound – especially for vulnerable groups like children and the elderly.
Solution & Impact:
- Barrier Removal: Provides education about hygiene/sanitation, and the ability to implement these practices by providing safe drinking water, bathrooms, and soap to entire communities.