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Tabitha's mission is to enable the poorest of the poor in Cambodia to recognise and develop inherent skills and resources in a way that brings dignity and respect within the people they work with; within the country and within the world; and that will result in measurable and visible improvement in the lifestyles of the people they work with.

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Through the water wells programs, those living Cambodia no longer have to search and drink dirty water, therefore decreasing their risk of developing waterborne diseases, positively impacting their physical health. As the water wells program provides fresh water, it decreases risk of developing illness or diseases, therefore can decrease morbidity rates and potentially increasing life expectancy rates, positively impacting the health dimension of human development. If less people are falling ill due to waterborne diseases, they are more likely to attend work and earn an income, therefore creating economic growth for future generations, positively impacting economic sustainability. Furthermore, if more people are able to attending work as they have clean fresh water, this may decrease stress levels are there is now an continuous income flow, positively impacting mental health. With this continuos income, these families may be able to send their children to school, thus increasing mean years of schooling, positively impacting the education dimension of human development. With is knowledge learnt at school, children may pass on the importance of drinking clean water from the water wells to future generations, positively impacting social sustainability. Overall, the water wells programs decreases the risk of developing diseases or illnesses, therefore allow individuals to develop to their full potential and lead productive, creating lives according to their needs and interests.

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Affordable: By Tabitha supplying 85% of funds to build the new water wells, this program is affordable as the communities do not have to completely fund the project
Appropriate: The program is appropriate as it recognises the needs of Cambodian communities as many people in that reigion dont have enough food, and they rely on growing crops as a means of food and income and thats what the program works around

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Tabitha was originally funded by Janne Ritskes who cashed in her pension and savings to start it. However, it is now run by donations donated by the public.

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By providing water wells that enable the growth of crops, more people have a source of nutrition year round and therefore less people are getting sick due to absence of malnutrition, lowering global rates of morbidity.

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Founded in 2002 to support Tabitha Cambodia. Tabitha Cambodia has assisted over 300,000 Cambodians to find dignity, joy and active participation in the community. Tabitha works in 37 areas and 15 provinces. There are many Tabitha's around the world in Australia, Singapore, Canada, USA, UK, Netherlands, Dubai , Hong Kong, China an other countries to reach a goal of lifting more Cambodians out of poverty.

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Provision of water wells enables communities to grow crops all year. Tabitha provides 85% of funds required for development of new wells which are built by the local people of Cambodia. They build a variety of wells which include tube wells, open wells, field wells and ponds. The remainder paid for families via savings program