Time is fleeting, it is short lived. For the construction of the Nokor Tep Women’s Hospital, every second counts as we desire to finish it to serve the women of Cambodia at the soonest possible time.

May has been a very good month with rapid construction progress.

The second level floor structure is now 100% complete. Work on the support beams for the roof are progressing rapidly with over 170 m3 of concrete poured on May 28. In addition, the brick walls of the basement level are progressing very well.  

These pictures show some of the progress but I recommend that you take a look at this Hospital Transition Views - May 2016 to see how far we have come.

As the clock ticks, more concerned people around the world join us in raising funds to hasten the completion of this hospital.

In the last few weeks there have been two events that show how much support has grown in Australia. In Melbourne on Sunday May 15 around 100 people attended an Open Mic afternoon listening to some extraordinary young talent, catching up with friends and raising more than$1500 to support the Hospital.Then last Saturday night May 28 approximately 220 people attended the Music Night at Meeniyan Hall in regional Victoria. The night was full of comedy, singing, music and rock & roll plus raffles & auctions. A great social night plus over $5800 was raised to support the Hospital. And on June 18, Andrew Troedel, a long term Tabitha &Nokor Tep supporter, is holding a “Bonfire @ Buneep”to raise funds for the Hospital. If you want to know more and join these events please click this NokorTep Foundation Australia Facebook.

The second UK Walk 4 Cambodian Women was a big success with £3000 raised toward the construction of Nokor Tep Women’s Hospital.   On May 6th, more than 65 ladies gathered to walk 4 miles i in the beautiful setting of the Windsor Great Park, part of the Crown Estate.  The weather was glorious and photo opportunities abounded as the azaleas, bluebells and cherry trees were in full bloom.  A reception was held at a popular pub located inside the park and participants had the opportunity to buy silk, win prizes and learn more about Tabitha’s programmes and plans for completing the hospital. 

In Canada the organizers of the Second Annual Run/Walk for Nokor Tep, are starting to kick off in preparation for this big event.

In Singapore, volunteers are doing a lot of events like bubbles and blings, coffee mornings and other private individual events.

The 5th Ride for Nokor Tep 2016 Committee is starting to plan, promote and accept riders for the great cause.

And more people are generously donating directly to Nokor Tep Cambodia.

Thanks to all involved in these events and to all who are donating in their own ways. So many are helping us to complete the building! How good that is!