Australian Red Cross primarily supports the Cambodian Red Cross in its humanitarian contribution to reducing poverty and protecting vulnerable people.
Australian Red Cross began working in Cambodia during the Indo-China conflict of the late 1970s and 1980s.
We continue to support programs that work towards reducing injuries and deaths from the 'remnants of war' - exploding mines and unexploded ordnance.
In more recent times, Australian Red Cross has also increased its involvement in programs that support the prevention of the ever-increasing public health risk of HIV and is working to bring HIV awareness into the mainstream by integrating it into water and sanitation programs.
Today we support long-term development programs in the following areas: