http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff Mon, 19 Jan 2009 00:39:02 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Background Khan Mean Chey Situation TASK have been working in one of the poorest area calls Mean Chey district which has population up to 200,000.These people majority is Khmer, some are Vietnamese and Charm. They are speaking their own languages. Mean Chey district located south urban area of ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=29 Khan Mean Chey Situation: TASK have been working in one of the poorest area calls Mean Chey district which has population up to 200,000.These people majority is Khmer, some are Vietnamese and Charm. They are speaking their own languages. Mean Chey district located South urban area of Phnom ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=28 We have pictures of the latrines we are helping to build. And this is how it looks on the Thai language plans. http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=27 This is a study done by Servants in Cambodia re Latrines The Impact of Latrine Provision on an Urban Poor Neighbourhood November 2001 K.R.Jack/Chea Linn In 1999 Servants to Asia’s Urban Poor began a small scale Community Sanitation and Development (CSD) program, in recognition of the role sanitation and stool disposal plays in ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=26 This is from the Head of Servants in Asia ( as well as Cambodia ) What I have learnt about community development. “You ask me ‘what is the most important thing?’ And I will tell you. It is People… People… People…” Maori Proverb After more than ten years living with Servants among the ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=25 This is the servants mission/vision statements and strategies for those brave enough to look in but thought I should put this on so that for those interested you can see why we chose to work with them. Serving the poor Mission Vision: to see God’s compassion and healing transform the lives of ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=23 Here are some very interesting details about the toilets being built by Cambodia Servants Community sanitation (toilets, wells, filters, drainage, playgrounds). Linn Research has shown that poor sanitation and access to clean water is one of the biggest causes of ill health and therefore poverty in Cambodia. Follow up surveys we conducted ... http://www.mediqual.co.nz/staff/?p=24