Outside of serving our clients, we at CNPLaw believe it’s our privilege and prerogative to serve the community.
Last December, amid heightened regional tensions, I traveled to Cambodia to support displaced families, the elderly, and the poor in refugee camps, partnering with YWAM Siem Reap and YWAM Poipet. Because many could not return to their homes, many were left without food, water or shelter. Our team distributed food, water, and tarps directly within the camps, stopping along the roadsides until our supplies were completely exhausted.
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Supplies shared in refugee camps    Â
We also organised games and skits for the many children within refugee camps, bringing moments of joy and laughter to an otherwise uncertain time.
    
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Children’s activities in refugee camps
This past May, I returned to the region. While the situation has thankfully stabilised, many homes along the border were destroyed, leaving families without a place to stay. I hope to return in the near future to continue supporting these communities.
For us, it goes beyond corporate social responsibility – #CNPServes in every meaningful way we can.
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