In the increasing restricted space for Civil Society Organizations in Cambodia, staff are often tasked with more responsibilities and pressures to continue their work safely through taking

more security protocol for implement and for their beneficiaries. This can sometimes lead to burnout, disconnect, and fatigue. Recognizing the importance of emotional resilience, collaborative strength, and psychological well-being.

With support through the “Promoting Rights in Digital Environment (PRIDE)” funded by Bread for the World through Dan Church Aid (DCA, CCIM is organizing an Internal Well-being session aimed at capacity building for a total of 21 staffs (11 female) on well-being to enable them to better responses to the rising pressures and demand working to protect and promote human rights in Cambodia.

This five-day program, from November 10 to 14, 2025, will focus on strengthening interpersonal relationships, fostering trust, enhancing communication, and staff well-being to create a more unified and productive work environment.

The internal well-being sessions cover activities such as well-being retreats, mental health awareness sessions, resilience-building exercises as well as the ability to balance life and work. The sessions will be facilitated by experts in well-being and stress management. The result of the sessions will be measured through pre-, and post-test results which will be assessed by the trainer/facilitator.