WAH exists because of the generosity of our partners.
KK Women's & Children's Hospital
KK Hospital has been a close and invaluable partner since 2010, having instituted midwife and paediatric emergency training programs and the Train-the-Trainer program, which has been a huge success. Twenty trainers have now been trained to high standards and are able to carry on the good work started by KKH, year after year, without reliance on KKH. KKH's impact has been immense. They have also invited a number of Cambodian medical staff to observe training at KKH in Singapore.
www.kkh.com.sg
Mount Alvernia Hospital
Mount Alvernia has been a key partner, working with KK Hospital and WAH since 2016 on emergency respiratory training programs and pre- and postnatal care. They have also helped to expand the Train-the-Trainer program, which has strengthened the long-term sustainability of the emergency training programs and raised medical standards across the board. In 2019, Mount Alvernia and KKH came together to run a joint medical program, combining their expertise in a highly successful collaboration.
www.kkh.com.sg
The Good Exchange
Lee Siew Yian and Cindy Kartika of The Good Exchange have been working with WAH and the Kampong Chhnang Provincial Health Department since 2017 to provide funding, medical missions, and support for basic community needs. This includes education programs, the cataract mission, and urgently needed supplies such as mosquito nets, deworming tablets, COVID-19 assistance, reusable drinking bottles, and clean water systems. TGE has become a key partner, continually helping WAH improve services for rural communities.
Silent Foundation
The Silent Foundation was founded in 2010 to help silent sufferers and partners with many other foundations. WAH has collaborated with Silent Foundation since 2017 on its core medical training programs with KKH and Mount Alvernia Hospital. Silent Foundation also donated two river ambulances to help save the lives of patients living in remote island communities along the river.
www.silentfoundation.org.sg
Marshall Foundation
Established in 2009 as the sister organisation of Berge Bulk Maritime Corporation, Marshall Foundation has been an invaluable partner, donating annually for the past five years towards new clean drinking water systems in rural primary and secondary schools. The impact of this partnership has been independently verified by the Paris-based AQWA Impact Group as substantial, reducing diarrhoea rates among young children, which can lead to life-threatening dehydration, by an estimated 60 to 80%.
A New Vision
WAH and A New Vision partnered in 2019 to remove more than 300 cataracts, restoring sight and changing the lives of local people who had been unable to see clearly for many years. The partnership included the world-renowned Tilganga Hospital in Nepal, whose CEO, Dr. Reeta Gurung, and five members of the specialist eye health team travelled to Cambodia for this life-changing mission.
Atlas Foundation
The Atlas Foundation has partnered with WAH since 2024 to expand access to education and sport for children in rural Cambodia. Their support has helped fund the WAH Language Lab, mobile classrooms, tablets, teaching staff, and community education programs. Atlas also supports rugby initiatives that use sport to build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and life skills for young people. Founded by former England Rugby captain Jason Leonard, Atlas works with local partners around the world to improve children's lives through education, health, inclusion, and the values of rugby.
Bright Hope Institute
Bright Hope Institute has partnered with WAH to expand educational opportunities for young people from disadvantaged communities in Cambodia. Together, the organisations have established the University Pathways Program, providing scholarships, English language training, practical workplace skills, and internship opportunities through the WAH Language Lab. The partnership aims to help students complete university, gain real-world experience, and build pathways into meaningful employment.
Ternary Fund Management
Ternary Fund Management has partnered with WAH to support long-term improvements in clean water, healthcare, and education for rural communities in Cambodia. Guided by the belief that successful investment should also create positive social impact, Ternary has supported WAH's work through funding and collaboration, helping expand programs that improve the lives of women and children across Kampong Chhnang Province.
Studycat
Studycat has partnered with WAH since 2024 to support English language education for children in rural Cambodia. Through this partnership, Studycat has provided funding, educational resources, and ongoing support for the WAH Language Lab, helping young learners develop their English skills through engaging, app-based learning. The partnership also includes teacher training and curriculum support to help build sustainable English education programs for local communities.
Chickenfeet Travels
Chickenfeet Travels has partnered with WAH since 2019 to create meaningful travel experiences that directly support local communities in Cambodia. Through volunteer and corporate impact programs, participants have helped build clean water systems in rural schools while learning about the communities they support. Chickenfeet Travels has also contributed to raising awareness of WAH's work and continues to support fundraising, community engagement, and sustainable development initiatives.
We are also grateful for the support of the many organisations, businesses, schools, families, and individual donors who have contributed to WAH's work over the years. Every contribution, large or small, has helped improve the lives of communities across rural Cambodia.
AQWA Impact Group
AQWA Impact Group has partnered with WAH to independently assess the impact of our clean water programs across rural Cambodia. Through detailed research and field evaluations, AQWA has measured the health and community outcomes of WAH's projects, providing valuable evidence that clean water systems significantly reduce waterborne illness and improve the wellbeing of children and families. Their independent assessments help guide future programs and demonstrate the long-term impact of donor support.
Apple Foundation, AQWA Impact Group, BDA Creative, Blackbird Labs, Carli Bybel, Cha Cha Village Foundation, DBS Foundation, donors from our annual fundraising dinners, Hans Foundation, Jia Foundation, Lee Foundation, Lee Rubber Family, MTM, Ravi Sajwan, Tan Chin Tuan Foundation, Unilever, YMCA Singapore, and the many individual supporters who have generously contributed since 2009.