These two boys are brothers aged 13 and 14.  They're from a very poor family in Phnom Penh.  With their 4 other siblings they lived on the streets for 4 years, begging for money and scavenging rubbish. 
They did this as a means of survival, but also in the hope of finding drugs they could use with other street children. They were rescued from the streets and are part of the Teen Challenge drug rehabilitation program.  

Their faces now tell a different story as they are filled with hope for the future. Teen Challenge Cambodia is a new project the Foundation is supporting through our charity golf day in May.  We're aiming to raise $25,000 AUD for a new vehicle for the centre and to support the rehabilitation program. 

Read more about their fantastic work www.teenchallengecambodia.org