Non-Profit Foundation · Cambodia

Bringing the digital world to classrooms where the internet has never reached

90+
Schools equipped
10
Provinces reached
3,000+
Children impacted
Children reading books together around a table

Why we started

Some children still learn without ever touching the internet.

In Cambodia’s remote communities, many schools still lack internet access and digital learning devices, leaving students with limited access to online education, digital resources, and opportunities to learn spoken English.

Khmer Khom brings internet-connected televisions into classrooms, opening a window to the digital world for children in remote communities who may have never had access to the internet before. Through these connections, students can explore new knowledge, access educational resources, and experience learning in ways that were previously beyond their reach.

What we do

Khmer Khom focuses on three important areas: Skills, Health, and Livelihood.

Skills – Giving People the Tools to Succeed

KhmerKhom works to bring learning opportunities to children and communities, especially in remote areas where access to educational resources and the internet is limited. Through initiatives such as installing TVs and providing online learning programs in schools, students can access educational content, learn English, and develop knowledge and skills that can help them in the future.

Health – Helping People Live Better

Good health is essential for a happy and productive life. KhmerKhom supports activities that promote health awareness, preventive care, and healthy living. We believe that healthier people can better support their families, pursue education, work, and contribute to their communities.

Livelihood – Creating Opportunities for a Better Life

A better future also requires the ability to earn a stable income. KhmerKhom supports opportunities in areas such as agriculture, entrepreneurship, skills training, and innovation to help individuals and families improve their incomes and become more financially secure.

Our reach so far

90+ schools, one classroom at a time.

Each installation is the same simple idea repeated carefully: a television, a curated online learning library, and a classroom of children who didn't have either before.

Students in school uniforms learning how to use desktop computers in a bright classroom computer lab
Officials and students at a book donation ceremony

Working alongside others

Credibility built through partnership.

Khmer Khom works closely with local authorities, donor organizations, and international partners to bring meaningful educational opportunities to underserved communities. Through these partnerships, the foundation provides books, learning resources, and educational technology to partner schools, with programs often launched through formal partnership ceremonies and collaborative activities.

See our work

Common questions

Frequently asked questions.

What does Khmer Khom do?

Khmer Khom installs internet-connected televisions loaded with curated online learning content directly into classrooms in remote Cambodian schools that have no internet connection, giving children a way to see, hear, and practice spoken English even where internet access has never arrived.

How many schools has Khmer Khom reached?

As of this writing, Khmer Khom has equipped 30+ schools across 6 provinces of Cambodia, reaching over 1,000 children with access to online learning.

What does a TV installation actually include?

Each installation pairs a television with a curated online learning library, set up directly in the classroom so students can start learning English and core subjects immediately — no internet connection required on the school's end.

Who carries out the installations?

Khmer Khom's programs are carried out with the support of local authorities, donor organizations, and international partners, and are typically formalized through handover ceremonies at the receiving school.

How can I get involved with Khmer Khom?

Reach out through Khmer Khom's Facebook page or by email — whether you represent a school, a donor organization, or simply want to learn more about the program.