Cambodia
Siem Reap · Kampong Thom
សង្ឃឹម“hope” in Khmer
Where it all began — learning centres, including schools that serve the floating villages of Tonlé Sap.
- Education
- Women
Since 2010 · 5 learning centres
We work alongside Asia's most marginalised communities — bringing education, healthcare, clean water and economic opportunity to those who need it most.
120,000+
Lives Impacted
120+
Projects Completed
6
Countries Active
S$4.2M
Raised in 2025
Four mission areas — each addressing a critical gap in the lives of Asia's underserved communities.
Learning centres, scholarships & digital skills for 5,000+ children every year.
Free health camps, immunisation drives & maternal care across 3 countries.
Community wells, rainwater harvesting & household filters for 200+ communities.
Skills training, micro-finance links & legal literacy for 6,000+ women.
850+
Active Volunteers
200+
Communities Reached
45+
Corporate Partners
16
Years of Service
Local teams, local leadership — from the Mekong floodplains to the Himalayan foothills. Each card shows the word for “hope” in the country's own language.
Siem Reap · Kampong Thom
សង្ឃឹម“hope” in Khmer
Where it all began — learning centres, including schools that serve the floating villages of Tonlé Sap.
Since 2010 · 5 learning centres
Gunungkidul · East Nusa Tenggara
Harapan“hope” in Indonesian
Community wells and rainwater harvesting for dry-season water shortages across Java and Nusa Tenggara.
Since 2013 · 3 learning centres
Hà Giang · Lào Cai
Hy vọng“hope” in Vietnamese
Highland schools and quarterly health camps for ethnic-minority villages in the northern mountains.
Since 2015 · 4 learning centres
Visayas · Mindanao
Pag-asa“hope” in Filipino
Free health camps and school kits for island and upland communities that clinics rarely reach.
Since 2015 · 3 learning centres
Dolakha · Sindhupalchok
आशा“hope” in Nepali
Spring-fed water systems and mobile clinics for hill communities, hours from the nearest road.
Since 2021 · 2 learning centres
Mymensingh · Rangpur
আশা“hope” in Bengali
Skills training, micro-finance links and legal literacy for rural women — home of our Rise Together programme.
Since 2018 · 1 learning centre
We are committed to radical transparency. Every dollar is accounted for and reported publicly.
85%
Goes directly to on-ground projects — materials, wages for local workers, medicines and infrastructure.
10%
Field visits, impact assessments, outcome documentation and community feedback collection.
5%
Core operating costs — staff salaries, communications and regulatory compliance. Best-in-class overhead.
Siem Reap, Cambodia
General check-ups, dental care and child immunisation. Open to all residents of the district.
Hà Giang, Vietnam
School bags, stationery and warm winter jackets for 500 primary-school children across eight highland villages.
Mymensingh, Bangladesh
Two-day workshop on tailoring, food processing & digital payments for 60 rural women. Lunch & travel support provided.
“HopeBridge opened a learning centre near our village. My daughter, who left school at eleven, is now preparing for her lower-secondary exams. I never thought this would be possible.”
“Before HopeBridge built the community well, we walked four kilometres for water in the dry season. Now every household has clean water close by. The children's health has improved dramatically.”
“The skills training gave me confidence. I now run a small tailoring business from home and earn around 15,000 taka a month. I am independent for the first time in my life.”
S$30 equips a child with books and stationery for a school year. S$80 brings a household water filter to a family of five. What will your gift do?
Tax-deductible for Singapore taxpayers. Receipts issued within 48 hours.