Honorary Board,			BOD-CHAIR PERSON,
Dr. JoAnn DiGeorgio-Lutz	Dr. JoAnn DiGeorgio-Lutz Department of Political Science Texas A&M University-Commerce Box 3011 Commerce, TX 75429		Dr. Ponh Oudam		Dr. Ponh Oudam Agriculture Expert BTB-Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery Department (Government Official) H/P: (+855)16 825 143
BOD-Dep Chair Person			BOD-Treasure
Mrs. Khiev Bunroeub	Mrs. Khiev Bunroeub Chief of UNDP/PSDD Oudor MeanChey Province H/P: (+855) 12 664 828		Mrs. Kristin Smith		Mrs. Kristin  Smith Texas A&M University Commerce USA
BOD-General Member			BOD-General Assembly
Mr. Khem ReakSmey	Mr. Khem ReakSmey, President of Dewey International University H/P: (+855) 17 454 565		Dr.Lance A.Rasbridge		Dr. Lance A.Rasbridges, USA-Texas Community Service Coordinator
Representative to Austin college, USA			Representative to Australia
Mr. Randy Tea	Mr. Randy Tea, Austin college, Texas, USA		Mr. Kiry Sopheak Uth		Mr. Kiry Sopheak Uth, RMIT University Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
Representative to Hong Kong Representative to Hong Kong Ms. Peggy Wong   Ms. Wong Tsz Yan University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science     Ms. GiGi     Ms. Chan Hiu Ching Alexandra University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science   Representative to Hong Kong Representative to Hong Kong Ms.Anna   Ms. Mari Anna Ho University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science   Ms.Helen     Ms. Chan Hoi Ying University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science Representative to Hong Kong Representative to Hong Kong Ms. Ali   Ms. Alison Lau University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science     Ms. Jessica     Ms. Lo Hor Man University of Hong Kong Faculty of Social Science
CHO Executive Director			Technical Advisor (Volunteer)
Mr. Phong Socheath	Mr. Phong Socheath, H/P: (+855)12 560 023 Skype:socheath09 Email:childhope.org@gmail.com		Mr. Paul Gould		Mr. Paul Gould, Melbourne-Australia

DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGANIZATION

History of the organization: Child Hope Organization (CHO) is a non-political, non religious, humanitarian local non-governmental organization and legally registered with the Royal Cambodian Government chartered Nº. 1299SCN, founded on 15th June 2009.

Vision: Cambodian children, being vulnerable, and poor, will be provided the rights, well-beings, safety, and their personal development with the hope for the future.

Mission: Child Hope Organization, with the capacity, and experiences for years of staff in community development and education, will contribute to the Royal Government of Cambodia, national organizations, international organizations, and other relevant institutes in order to promote child rights, provide abilities on various skills as well as offer them with services to develop the prosperous future.

Goal: Children and Families, in target areas, will be provided services of education, training, skills, care, and materials so that they can have ability to develop their personality, and hopefully live with well-being in the society

CHO's core Values:

• We have good close-relationship and honesty with other people;
• We have beneficial and valuable tasks;
• We have commitment and high creativity/innovation;
• We respect and mutually believe to each others;
• We work in democratic and participatory manner;
• We have high responsibility and quality;
• We serve and boost up wellbeing and development of children and their family;
• We work to change the attitudes and develop children to have bright future in society.

GOVERNANCE

Currently CHO is lead by the Board of Directors. CHOs' work is managed and implemented by the Executive Director and the Management Committee.

• The Board of Directors work as advisors who identify the organizations policies, support fund-raising, oversee the performance results, monitor budget expenses and the appointment or change of Executive Director.

• The Representative work as advisors, likely as BoD member who identify the organizations strategies, fund-raising, oversee the performance results, and legally of CHO in their own country.

• The Management Committee assists the Executive Director in management of daily work, fund-raising and preparing activities reports and financial reports for submitting to the BOD and Donors.

Children at CHO

CHO’s center students include 284 underprivileged children living in the Battambang province. Some of these children are orphaned, live with loaded HIV/AIDS family and of those, many live in the surrounding pagodas and slum areas. In the opportunity at CHO center they are provided with English language classes, Computer skills, social moral and life skills.