Our 26-year partnership with Kampong Cham Regional Training Centre for Health

February 17, 2025

Since opening our doors in 1999, AHC has been committed to rebuilding Cambodia’s health force. Over the past 26 years, we’ve trained thousands of medical, nursing, midwife and other healthcare students from across Cambodia. These students complete intensive internships with our staff, learning how to provide quality, compassionate paediatric health care.

Kampong Cham Regional Training Centre for Health is an education centre for aspiring healthcare professionals, located in Cambodia’s Kampong Cham Province. It was one of the first centres we partnered with to train the country’s next generation of health workers.

Over the past 25 years, the Kampong Cham training centre has sent around 2,450 nursing students to intern at AHC, with around 115 to 200 students rotating through our wards each year.

During their AHC internships, nursing students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in paediatric nursing.

“AHC offers hands-on clinical training where students can work directly with children and apply their nursing skills in real-world scenarios. This practical experience is crucial for building their confidence and competence as future nurses.”

Chheun Vithin, nursing teacher at Kampong Cham Regional Training Centre for Health

Students have the chance to work closely with and learn from our experienced staff, who teach and guide them through every step of the nursing process.

“AHC provides strong mentorship support from their experienced professionals, creating a nurturing learning environment. Our interns often mention the supportive and approachable staff, who make the learning environment welcoming and conducive to growth.”

Chheun Vithin, nursing teacher at Kampong Cham Regional Training Centre for Health

Today, our partnership with the Kampong Cham training centre is entering its 26th year — and is stronger than ever. After their AHC internship, their students go on to become skilled, compassionate nurses, using their AHC training to continue raising the standard of health care across Cambodia.

“We continue partnering with AHC because of the high-quality clinical experience and comprehensive learning opportunities they provide. AHC’s internships provide our students with a well-rounded and enriching experience, preparing them to become competent and compassionate healthcare professionals.”

Chheun Vithin, nursing teacher at Kampong Cham Regional Training Centre for Health

Our strong partnerships with education centres like the one in Kampong Cham remain key to our mission to improve health care for children in Cambodia. We’re so grateful to Kampong Cham Training Centre for partnering with us to empower the future generations of health workers in Cambodia.

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Sokheng Say

Board Member

Sokheng Say is the Founder of Future Beyond Ordinary (FBO), a Cambodian business-owner platform that helps business owners become stronger leaders and build stronger businesses through practical learning, trusted connections and mutual support.

He has more than 20 years of professional experience across finance, accounting, banking, professional services, business advisory, entrepreneurship and leadership. He previously served as a Group CFO, overseeing finance operations across 13 offices in 10 countries in Southeast Asia, and later as Partner and Head of Regional Accounting Advisory Practice at DFDL.

Sokheng currently serves as Chairman of DFC, a tax and accounting firm, and as an Independent Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of KARDAL PLC. He is also a Technical Advisor to Cambodia’s Accounting and Auditing Regulator (ACAR), supporting the development of the National Cambodia CPA Programme and Audit Quality Assurance.


Beyond his professional roles, Sokheng has been actively involved in developing Cambodia’s business and professional communities. He previously served as President of the Kampuchea Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Auditors (KICPAA) and President of Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) Cambodia. He is also an experienced business advisor, trainer and speaker, with a particular interest in helping Cambodian entrepreneurs build stronger, more sustainable businesses.


Sokheng holds an MBA in Finance and a BBA in Accounting and is professionally qualified as FCPA/CPA Australia, ACMA, CGMA and ASEAN CPA.


As a Board Member of Angkor Hospital for Children, Sokheng brings his experience in finance, governance, risk and organisational development to support AHC’s mission and long-term sustainability.

Paul Turner


Director at Cambodia Oxford Medical Research Unit

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