Donate to Heartprint's Disability Support Program

In Cambodia, people living with disabilities often face isolation, stigma, and misunderstanding. Families—especially mothers—are too often blamed or shamed. 

Through this isolation people miss out on learning the basic life skills required to live meaningful and successful lives.

By donating to Heartprint's Disability Support Program, you are helping to change that story.
Your contribution directly supports those living with disabilities and their families, offering care, education, inclusion, and hope. Together, we can help break the cycle of stigma and build a community where every person is supported and valued, contributing citizens. 

This program is sustained entirely through the generosity of individuals like you—people who believe in empowering marginalized individuals to be self sustaining and live with dignity, through the power of a global community.

The aim is to employ Knott, the support worker who works individually with young people with disabilities & their families.

"My direct observation of the program demonstrated that not only individual support at home has helped people make strides towards this goal but the inclusion of people attending the community centre for activities has and is building an inclusive and empowering community."

The first year of the program was funded by Australian people with disabilities via the Client Advisory Board at Community Living Australia and recently I saw some wonderful pictures of how this program is changing young peoples lives.

As this funding was for 2025, the challenge is to fundraise to keep this valuable program going in 2026. 

Kellie & I are raising $4000 AUD by hosting a Murder Mystery Night (NYE 25) and a dinner party (Feb 26). 

Thank you for your donation. 

Mark Kulinski