OpASHA on Khmer Live
Consultation Meeting on use of technology in tuberculosis and launch of Biometrics on TV 3.
Information Society Innovation Fund
Three ISIA Asia Projects selected for UFE and REsCom mentoring
South East Asia Globe
Just as real progress was being made, Cambodia is experiencing a tuberculosis funding gap at precisely the wrong time August 15,2014
Navika Harshe, Senior Manager, Research and Program Management
Ms. Navika Harshe, Senior Manager, Research and Program Management, joined OpASHA recently. She has 6 years of professional experience as a researcher and has worked with various government and research organizations, including the Planning Commission and the Lok Sabha (Parliament).…
Shifted Expectations
By Marcia Frimpong, Intern, 2013 When I began my internship with OpASHA, I wasn’t sure what to expect. This was my first time in India and my first time working in international health care delivery. This was not to say…
Indian Night: Fund Raising Event on 26th July 2014
On the 26th of July, Operation ASHA (Cambodia) made a debut at a social fund raiser event which took place at Meta House in collaboration with Little Kitchen. Little Kitchen is a charity venture founded in November 2012 where…
Dr Vin Samnang (Charlie), Program Director Cambodia
Dr Vin. Samnang is the Program Director of Operation ASHA (Cambodia). He is responsible for developing and managing relationships with the Government and local/international agencies working on Tuberculosis in Cambodia. He also leads the field operations, growing the program from…
Jacqueline Chen Hui Jie, Country Director Cambodia
Jacqueline is the Country Director of Operation ASHA (Cambodia). She manages the development, communications, operations, technology, human resource and finance portfolios. Jacqueline works closely with the Government, Donors and partner NGOs to eradicate Tuberculosis. She is leading a team to…
When a Cure Isn’t Enough: Exploring the Challenges of Tuberculosis Treatment
From the series Picturing Tuberculosis: Insights from the Field. - “By: Katie Jordan, IPIHD Intern” Original Blog posted on IPIHD website. Click here to read more What is missing in TB treatment is the last mile. Patients find that it is…