We need your help!

We have a goal to raise $216,000 each year to provide shelter, education, food and Gospel training to orphaned and abandoned Cambodian children. Select a child – donate – then follow the child’s progress on their Twitter and Instagram live feeds. Communicate through emails with the Shelter-of-Love staff. You will make a difference in a life!

Our Location

We are located just northwest of Kampong Thom. Click here to see our campus on Google maps.

Our Promise

100% of your donation goes to the Shelter-of-Love in Cambodia to help these children. Trained Christian Cambodians raise and teach the children English, the Bible and life skills.

Our Success

Since 2005, many of our children have graduated high-school and college. Children, at one time with a bleak future, are now teachers and lawyers. Help us change lives, one child at a time.

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Children come to us under extreme circumstances. One grandmother stated she could no longer care and feed her grandbaby whose parents had left. In tears she stated she would throw the child into the river if someone did not take the child. Children are presented to us malnourished, abused or abandoned. We love the child and surround the child with others who have overcome. We not only give hope, we give direction and the resources to make it today and into adulthood.



Faith Foundation is a non-profit tax deductible charitable organization giving 100% of all donations to the Shelter of Love in Kampong Thom, Cambodia to help raise disadvantaged children. Begun in 2003, on 24 acres, three homes house 50+ children. An administrative building, cafeteria/worship center, hydroponic farm buildings and a work shop building complete the campus. Clean solar energy powers the majority of the campus.

Fifty percent of the population of Cambodia is less than 21 years old.

Roughly 45% of all children suffer from moderate to severe malnutrition.

One-third of Cambodians live below the poverty line on less than $1 a day.

Cambodia has the highest infant mortality rate in Southeast Asia.

Almost 2 million people were killed in the brutal genocide of the 1970s.

Less than 2% of the population is considered Christian.

How many children do you have? About 55 children from infants to high school. We continue to support our young adults through vocational school and college, even when they live off campus.

Where do volunteers stay? Depending on the person or group - local hotels, homes or on campus.

How large is your staff? About 14 staff.

How can I stay in touch with a child? Through newsletters posted on this website or directly emailing Bora_Hem@Yahoo.com

Are contributions tax deductible? Yes.


How You Can Help!

Together we can make the difference

Donate Today

We welcome ‘spiritually adopting a child’ through ongoing monthly sponsorships or one-time contributions. For specific updates on a child you want to sponsor, please email Bora_Hem@Yahoo.com.

Help Our Cause

We love hosting individuals and groups. We have short term opportunities for teaching, construction, computer skills, health care, Bible teaching and more. Contact us for more information.

Pray

Pray for: (1) our children to be protected against the sex industry, (2) Cambodia leaders, (3) advancing the Gospel and (4) our Shelter of Love staff.

Our Children


Pray for a Child and Impact a Life

Email Bora_Hem@Yahoo.com the name of the child you are interested in praying for. Check in with Bora and read our newsletters for regular updates. Pray for the child. Then watch what God will do.

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Meet The Shelter Of Love Team

Sue graduated from UNC-Greensboro with a degree in Human & Environmental Science in 1959. She received Master’s degrees in Human & Environmental Science and English as a Second/Foreign Language from East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

Sue was a missionary with the International Mission Board, SBC from 1993-2012. She began the Shelter of Love Center at the request of John and Anne Lewis, who have Faith Foundation. The Center opened in 2005 after 18 months of building five buildings, hiring staff and selecting children who needed a home where they would have adequate food, clothing, medical care, education and would be taught about the love of Jesus. She retired from the mission board in 2012 but continues to live in Cambodia working with the Center, a Christian school called Clever Child International School, which she started in 2010 and Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Widowed in 1989 she has one daughter, Joy, in Winston Salem, NC.


Sue Singleton - Founder

Sina and Sokli joined the SLC staff in 2014. They attended Phnom Penh Bible School graduating in 2009 with degrees in Christian education. They married in 2010 and have two daughters, Solina, born in 2011 and Havilah, born in 2014. Sina grew up in a Christian family. His father has been a Baptist pastor for more than fifteen years. Sokli became a believer in Christ through the youth group in Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Sina and Sokli taught English at Clever Child International School in Kompong Thom from the time of their college graduation until they moved to the Shelter of Love Center. Sokli assists with gardening, food preparation, English and Bible teaching as well as house parenting tasks. Sina teaches English, preaches, does gardening and assists with woodworking projects as well as doing house parenting tasks.


Sina Mon & Sokly Chi - House Parents

Srey Nich joined the staff at SLC in 2013 after graduating from the Royal University of Phnom Penh with a degree in Psychology. She became a believer in Christ in 2007 through the youth group in Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Two older brothers were already believers in Christ. She is a special asset to the staff and the children and youth at the Center serving in many ways. In addition she teaches an evening English class at Clever Child International School, and works with the youth group at Kompong Thom Baptist Church.


Srey Nich Kim - Children Counselor

Bora graduated from the Royal University of Phnom Penh in 2001 with a degree in Math and in 2006 with a degree in Computer Science. He spent one year in Canada (2006-07) with the Mennonite International Volunteer Exchange Program working with a computer company. Upon returning to Cambodia he began work at the Shelter of Love Center as the computer teacher and in 2011 he became the Coordinator for the Center. He married Sophal in 2009 and they have two sons, Nathan, born in 2010 and Micah, born in 2012. He accepted Christ in 2001, and is the assistant pastor at Kompong Thom Baptist Church. He oversees the work of the staff at SLC, files reports with the Ministry of Social Affairs, which has oversight concerning children’s homes in Cambodia and attends their called meetings. He is the Center photographer, coordinates volunteer groups, coordinates needs of the college students in Phnom Penh along with their house parents, etc.


Bora Hem - Center Coordinator

Bunna and Pheara were a part of the initial staff at the Shelter of Love Center when it opened in 2005. Bunna earned an associate degree in accounting from Commercial Technical School in Phnom Penh in 1995. He worked as an accountant with the police department in Kompong Thom and followed this with other similar jobs until joining the SLC staff. Bunna and Pheara married in 1996 and have a daughter, Chenda, born in 1998, and a son, Bunneth, born in 2000. In addition to house parenting tasks, Bunna serves as the Center’s accountant as well as utilizing his many technical skills including mechanical, woodworking, gardening, carpentering, preaching, etc.

Pheara serves as the chief cook helping with the food marketing and food preparation along with house parenting tasks. Pheara accepted Christ at age ten after her mother became a Christian while Bunna became a believer when he was twenty having been introduced to Jesus by school friends.


Bunna Kree and Pheara Un - House Parents

Sokhiem and Chandy joined the SLC staff in 2011. Sokhiem attended Human Resource University in Phnom Penh graduating in 2009 with a degree in English education. They married in 2009 and have a son, David, born in 2010, and a daughter, Sofina, born in 2013. Sokhiem accepted Christ in 2010 through the influence of his wife. She accepted Christ in 1999 when her brother shared the Good News with her. From age 20 to age 30 Sokhiem lived in a Buddhist pagoda serving as a monk. Chandy worked in a clothing factory in Phnom Penh for two years and has developed excellent sewing skills by herself.

She assists in the food preparation, gardening and sewing projects as well as house parenting tasks. Sokhiem assists with gardening, woodworking projects, English teaching, etc.


Sokhiem Chin and Chandy Pen - House Parents

Sue graduated from UNC-Greensboro with a degree in Human & Environmental Science in 1959. She received Master’s degrees in Human & Environmental Science and English as a Second/Foreign Language from East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.

Sue was a missionary with the International Mission Board, SBC from 1993-2012. She began the Shelter of Love Center at the request of John and Anne Lewis, who have Faith Foundation. The Center opened in 2005 after 18 months of building five buildings, hiring staff and selecting children who needed a home where they would have adequate food, clothing, medical care, education and would be taught about the love of Jesus. She retired from the mission board in 2012 but continues to live in Cambodia working with the Center, a Christian school called Clever Child International School, which she started in 2010 and Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Widowed in 1989 she has one daughter, Joy, in Winston Salem, NC.


Sue Singleton - Founder

Sina and Sokli joined the SLC staff in 2014. They attended Phnom Penh Bible School graduating in 2009 with degrees in Christian education. They married in 2010 and have two daughters, Solina, born in 2011 and Havilah, born in 2014. Sina grew up in a Christian family. His father has been a Baptist pastor for more than fifteen years. Sokli became a believer in Christ through the youth group in Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Sina and Sokli taught English at Clever Child International School in Kompong Thom from the time of their college graduation until they moved to the Shelter of Love Center. Sokli assists with gardening, food preparation, English and Bible teaching as well as house parenting tasks. Sina teaches English, preaches, does gardening and assists with woodworking projects as well as doing house parenting tasks.


Sina Mon & Sokly Chi - House Parents

Contact Us


Shelter of Love Center, Prasat Village, Trapang Russey Commune, Kampong Svay District, Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia

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