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Lives transformed

Where are they now?

The true measure of FLO is not the children we shelter today, but the adults they become: teachers, accountants, entrepreneurs, and chefs.

For more than 30 years, FLO has not only supported children — it has helped build futures. Many former FLO children have gone on to become teachers, nurses, office professionals, skilled technicians, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. Their achievements demonstrate the lasting impact of education, care, and opportunity.

Our graduates

Meet our graduates.

Srey-Leak, accountant and FLO graduate

Srey-Leak

Accountant

After losing her father, poverty nearly ended her education. Today she is an accountant, a wife and a mother.

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Chanpitou, finance professional and FLO graduate

Chanpitou

Finance Professional

Raised by a father who could not afford school, she became the daughter who now supports him.

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Sath, entrepreneur & community leader and FLO graduate

Sath

Entrepreneur & Community Leader

He applied to FLO more than once and refused to give up. Today he mentors young leaders across Cambodia.

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Sobin, teacher & school founder and FLO graduate

Sobin

Teacher & School Founder

Eldest of six brothers who all left school by Grade 4. He returned to education — and opened schools of his own.

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Portrait of Sorn Ly

Sorn Ly

Chef

She arrived at FLO in 2013 as an orphan. Today she cooks professionally and lives independently.

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Thy Socheata, Yun Sochiva and Khav Sokhin with a Howden colleague in Singapore

Three students, one first flight.

In December 2025, Thy Socheata, Yun Sochiva and Khav Sokhin took part in an internship at Howden Singapore. All three had grown up at FLO for more than ten years. It was their first time travelling abroad independently — and their first flight.

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Five FLO students began university in 2026.

More stories are added as our graduates share them.

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