A new hospital for Cambodian women cancer patients and gynaecological care opened in Phnom Penh this year. It seems like a good step forward for women's health care in Cambodia. They have a lot of ambition and want to teach skills at the hospital, but also plan to open mobile outreach clinics for women in the provinces.

This was news to me. I found out about the Nokor Tep Women's Hospital through this news article: https://www.cloverdalereporter.com/comm ... a-rebuild/
The hospital was founded by Janne Ritskes, who also runs NGO Tabitha Cambodia, together with Dr. Ing Kantha Phavi, the Cambodian Minister for Women’s affairs.
If anyone has any information or comments on the hospital and services, please post.

From their website:
Mission/Vision of the Nokor Tep Women’s Hospital
The vision for Nokor Tep Women’s Hospital is based on an issue of justice and equity, a vision evolving from a view of basic human rights. In Cambodia, as in many developing countries, women are seen as the least valuable assets of society despite the fact that women are the foundation of homes and society. A direct result of this is that women’s personal health issues are of little concern. This results in immense suffering amongst women here – suffering that is silent – suffering that eventually costs the family dearly and undermines the strength of society.

The Nokor Tep Women’s Hospital has a clear and comprehensive vision. Currently, less than 7% of the rural population has access to medical care. It is also very clear that 90% of the women in Cambodia suffer from long term gynecological infections of various kinds. Our vision is to have a women’s hospital that is focused on gynecological issues and women’s cancers thereby alleviating the silent suffering of the vast majority of women in Cambodia.
https://www.nokor-tep.net/index.php/abo ... ion-vision

Contact us
No. 109 Path Road, Prey Sor East Village, Prey Sor Commune, Dangkor District, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tel: 023 231 590/ 023 231 596/ 081 231 590/ 088 279 5050
Email: [email protected]