Planning for the future

June 8, 2026

AHC’s community department strategic plan 2027–2031 development workshop

Since 1999, AHC has provided treatment to nearly three million patients across Cambodia. But while providing quality medical care is vital, we believe the best way to care for children is to stop them from getting sick in the first place.

This is why part of our mission is focused on education in Strategic Goal 2: Improve healthcare for children across Cambodia through education for health workers, community members and caregivers. By strengthening knowledge at every level, from parents to frontline health workers, we help prevent illness, promote healthy practices, and ensure children receive timely, appropriate care.

Since 2001, the community department has been central to this mission. Guided by the belief that prevention is more effective than treatment, it has led AHC’s Community Health Action and Engagement unit (CHAE) for more than two decades. The team works with communities, schools, and local NGOs and authorities to improve health literacy and strengthen frontline capacity.

Mobile clinic in a floating village, Siem Reap province (2006)

To shape its next five-year strategy, the department recently convened a Strategic Plan Development Workshop, bringing together teams from the community department’s Saving Babies’ Lives (SBL) unit and CHAE unit, along with the social work unit, education department, nursing department, and international fundraising department.

The workshop provided space to reflect on achievements, identify gaps, and explore opportunities to strengthen and expand community health work. Through open discussion and collaboration, teams aligned on shared priorities and a clearer direction for the years ahead.

Dental health education in a Kampong Khleang, Siem Reap province (2006)

The result is a stronger, more unified vision for community outreach programmes, building on more than 20 years of experience while responding to the evolving needs of Cambodian families.

With AHC also in the process of developing our new Organisational Strategic Goals 2027–2031, this new community department strategic plan is designed to ensure alignment and long-term sustainability across programmes. Looking towards 2031, the plan reinforces AHC’s long-standing commitment to prevention, education, and empowerment. It ensures that more families have the knowledge and support they need to keep their children healthy.

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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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