Helping Social Entrepreneurs - Friends International

Alvin Hall explores the work of Friend's International, a social enterprise founded by Sebastian Naho, which helps street children in Cambodia through vocational training and family support. The organization has expanded its impact globally, with initiatives like restaurants that provide training and generate income. Despite challenges, Friend's International has made significant progress, improving the lives of many children and their families.

What are some of the vocational skills that the organization teaches to the children?

In what ways does the organization generate income to support its initiatives?

What changes did the young chef experience during his time with the organization?

How does the organization measure the success of its programs?