WHAT’S HAPPENING SOON

Join us for a special screening and conversation at the Bophana Center, Phnom Penh, featuring the Khmer-dubbed version of Prue Leith: Journey With My Daughter. Country Director Po-Thai Khin, who appears in the film, will share his journey from the documentary to founding our NGO. Stay for a Q&A to ask questions about DNA testing and how it helps reunite families, and meet our team to learn how you can be part of this mission.

International team will be arriving in Cambodia to help those looking for a family member. This includes anyone looking for parents, siblings, or children. If you want to do a DNA test, please contact our organization director at KFCO office.
Test day in Phnom Penh will be organized and we will also travel to nearby villages to share more about our work. Please contact us too if you are elsewhere in the country.
Please contact Mr. Po-thai today to find out more.
+85593994949

Join us in Belgium as Li-Da Kruger, Co-founder of Reconnecting Cambodia Project, shares RCP’s mission at the intergenerational Table Talk and hosts a stall where you can learn, connect, and take action.

Join us for a powerful Reconnecting Cambodia x Frontline Club event marking 50 years since the fall of Phnom Penh, featuring film, art, and dialogue with Li-Da Kruger, Jon Swain, and Leon Ung in an evening of remembrance and renewal.

EXPLORE OUR JOURNEY

We’re grateful to have had our Co-Founder, Li-Da Kruger, moderate the Q&A session for Vakhim—a powerful feature documentary that follows two siblings adopted from Cambodia as they journey to find their birth mother. Held on Sunday, September 14, from 11 AM to 1 PM PDT, the event brought together audiences in a heartfelt conversation about love, family, and the unbreakable bonds that connect us to our roots.

This year, the Cambodia Town Film Festival (CTFF) commemorates the 50th year since the Khmer Rouge takeover—honoring the past, educating the present, and inspiring the future. The Reconnecting Cambodia Project (RCP) is proud to partner with CTFF and Rumduol to present Lost Children, a moving event that highlights family separation within the diaspora and offers hope through innovative DNA-based reunification efforts.

Co-founder Li-Da is grateful that the Cambodia Town Film Festival has selected Prue Leith: Journey With My Daughter to be screened alongside other outstanding works of regional talent. She will attend in Long Beach and take part in a live Q&A moderated by Professor Christine Su of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, a leading scholar in Southeast Asian studies.

Using the documentary as a platform to share her personal search for birth family and how DNA testing can provide answers when no other records exist, Li-Da will travel to both Long Beach and Lowell. At the film festival, she will amplify the Reconnecting Cambodia Project’s mission and connect with diaspora communities. As part of this effort, she will also bring free DNA kits for participants to join the project and take an active step toward reuniting with lost relatives.