Help Manna4Life and Kevin and Leakhena Knight purchase a replacement vehicle for their broken down relic

Kevin and Leakhena have been working with the evicted community of Tang Kiev, Cambodia since 2009, a community that was violently evicted and moved 38 kilometres north of Phnom Penh and dumped into an empty field in the middle of the night. This was the second violent eviction in 9 months for this community.

Kevin and Leakhena chose to start an NGO and move into the relocation site with the people. Over the last four years they have worked with the community in building 93 homes, a water treatment centre, a primary school with grades 1-4 and now have a farm project that has started with 3 hectares of land, which will be used as an income generation project for the community.

Manna4Life currently runs with limited resources and relies on donor funding from many countries including New Zealand. Kevin and Leakhena were donated an old car for the ministry, which has provided transportation for both them and the community for the last three years.

Due to the expansion of the community and the farm project a truck was already needed. Now with the demise of their 1986 Honda Civic, a 29 year old relic, that need now turns to urgent. The farm project is now moving forward with an aquaponics building going up in January which will provide employment in the community that has limited employment opportunities, and be able to transport the produce to businesses in Phnom Penh.