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In recent months, our world has witnessed heartbreak near the Thai-Cambodian border. Over 200,000 Cambodians have been displaced, and hundreds of schools have closed. Thanks to your support, we have been able to provide 2 tons of rice, 432 boxes of milk, 150 bundles of school supplies to children and their families starting over in new villages.  During our mission to provide relief packages to refugees, we had the privilege of speaking with Pheak, an 11-year-old girl who shared her harrowing experience: “One day, we were all in the classroom learning Khmer. Suddenly, there was a very loud explosion, and I knew our school had been bombed.” Pheak escaped the border conflict alongside her mother. They traveled for a long time on a farming vehicle, having little time to gather their belongings, and eventually arrived at Rolous village in rural Siem Reap.  She continued, “All of us, the students, didn’t know what to do but to follow our teacher and run out of the classroom.” “We were all hiding in nearby holes, hoping to evade any violence. Some of my friends cried a lot, and we were all very scared.” Children are innocent and should not be subjected to violence.  Out of curiosity, Founder Victoria asked Pheak, “Now that you are living in our village and studying at a new school, would you like to return to your homeland?” Without hesitation, she replied, “Yes! I miss my friends and my home. I would like to go back.” As Pheak recalled her friends and recent memories from the border, another young girl joined our conversation. Pheak mentioned, “Sim Sim and I came from the same village, although we attended different schools. We didn’t arrive in this new village together, but we have found each other here.”
Sim Sim added, “We are good friends now 🧡.” Love and compassion foster hope and resilience. We truly wish these girls, along with all innocent children, safety, well-being, and the continued opportunity to attend school. We invite you to join us in making a difference: https://bit.ly/PS_Donate2025 Story written by: Volunteer Aziza Monroe
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The ongoing border conflicts have devastated countless families - closing over 600 schools and displacing more than 200,000 Cambodians. While delivering relief packages to refugee families, we met Grandma Sengheang, a 71-year-old caregiver who fled her village near the Thai-Cambodian border with her grandchildren.  Founder Victoria asked with curiosity and compassion, “Grandma Sengheang, where do you come from and are your grandchildren under your full care?” Grandma Sengheang responded, “I am now 71 years old. I came from the border where there was a lot of bombing.” She continued, “My son is a single parent in the army. I care for his children.” Victoria asked, “We heard about the bombing at the border too. When that happened, what did you do?” In times of war, there are no winners, and it is often the children and the elderly who suffer the most.  Grandma recounted, “I don’t know many things. When the bombing began, I dug a hole in my yard. That’s where we hid, hoping to escape any danger.” The situation escalated quickly, with fighter jets and drones overhead. Grandma realized she had to take her grandchildren and seek shelter and safety. She said, “We had no time to pack. We walked for a long time and reached Siem Reap with just a few belongings.” Grandma found refuge in a rural village called Chea Smonn, where she received a warm welcome and support from her fellow Cambodians.
Her grandchildren are now attending a local primary school. Although life has changed dramatically, at least they are safe and able to move forward. Grandma Sengheang, you are an inspiration to many! Your story of strength, resilience, and gratitude will forever remain in my heart. 🧡 Join us to make a difference for Grandma Sendheang and many more: https://bit.ly/PS_Donate2025 Story written by: Volunteer Aziza Monroe As we approach the close of 2024, we at PeopleStories are filled with immense pride as we reflect on the transformative impact we’ve made in the lives of children in rural Cambodia. This year has been one of remarkable achievements, growth, and life-changing moments for the children we support, and none of it would have been possible without the unwavering generosity of our supporters. With deep gratitude, we are excited to share a recap of our key activities throughout 2024, our financial performance, and our aspirations for the coming year. A Year of Growth and Transformation in 20242024 has been a landmark year for PeopleStories, with significant growth in both our programs and our financial health. Our total income, including direct donations and other sources of revenue, reached $66,706, while our total expenditure amounted to $56,032. The positive financial balance not only ensured the sustainability of our current programs but also positioned us to reinvest in expanding our reach and deepening our impact in 2025. Thanks to your generous support, we have been able to maintain a surplus that will allow us to broaden our initiatives and continue transforming lives. Here is a closer look at the key activities that defined our success in 2024: 1)School for Life - Expanding Scholarship Opportunities One of our proudest accomplishments this year is the continued growth of our flagship program, School for Life, which provided scholarships to 180 children in 2024. Since 2017, we have supported a total of 978 children, with the number of scholarships growing steadily from 21 in our inaugural year to 200 in the current academic year. This progress is a testament to the ongoing need for educational support in rural Cambodia and our commitment to fulfilling that need. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are on track to offer an additional 50 scholarships by April 2025, further empowering children through access to quality education. 
Looking Ahead to 2025As we move into 2025, we are excited to build on the successes of 2024 and set even more ambitious goals for the future. Here are some of the key initiatives we plan to pursue in the coming year:
1)Expanding Our Reach to New DistrictsIn 2025, we aim to extend our educational programs from one district to three districts in rural Siem Reap. This expansion will enable us to provide even more children with access to quality education, ensuring that they have the tools and resources they need to succeed in school and beyond. 2)Scaling the Mobile Digital School ProgramBuilding on the success of our Mobile Digital School, we plan to double our capacity by adding a second mobile unit in 2025. Our goal is to deliver 30,000 digital learning hours, reaching even more children with our innovative e-learning solutions. This expansion will continue to bridge the digital divide in rural Cambodia, equipping children with the critical skills needed for the future. 3)Supporting University EducationFor the first time, PeopleStories will begin sponsoring children to pursue university education. This represents a significant step forward in our mission to empower children through education, and we are eager to see our children pursue higher learning and achieve their academic and professional dreams. 4)Seeking New Grants and PartnershipsAs we expand our programs, we are actively seeking new grants and partnerships to help us reach more children and enhance our impact. We look forward to collaborating with like-minded organizations that share our commitment to education and community development. A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Donors! All of these accomplishments and future aspirations would not be possible without the generosity of our donors. Your contributions have made a direct and profound impact on the lives of hundreds of children, giving them the opportunity to learn, grow, and build brighter futures. We are incredibly grateful for your continued support and look forward to working together to create even more positive change in 2025. Together, we are transforming lives, one child at a time. Stay connected with us as we continue this important work in the coming year: www.PeopleStoriesCharity.org Story written by: Volunteer Caroline van ‘t Hoff At PeopleStories, we are constantly inspired by the incredible journeys of the children we support. One such story is that of Sreymey, an 18-year-old girl whose perseverance, passion for education, and resilience in the face of personal challenges exemplify the values we aim to nurture. As she steps into 2025 with clear goals for her future, we are excited to share her journey with you in this newsletter. Sreymey first joined the PeopleStories community in 2019 as a Grade 9 student. In 2021, she was awarded the STEM4Girls scholarship, a pivotal moment that not only supported her education but also marked a significant turning point in her life. At the time, she had recently lost her father, a devastating event that placed immense emotional and financial pressure on her family. Despite these hardships, Sreymey remained determined to continue her education. Over the past years, she has completed high school and started working full-time with PeopleStories, all while balancing her job with personal responsibilities and future aspirations. Here is her inspiring story in her own words. "My name is Sreymey, and I am proud to say that I am 18 years old. People often call me hardworking, though I don't always see myself that way. I know there’s always room for improvement. I first received a PeopleStories scholarship in 2019 when I was in Grade 9. My family was going through a really difficult time because we had just lost my father, who was an important figure in our lives. In January 2021, I received the STEM4Girls scholarship, which allowed me to move to Phnom Penh and live on my own. There were many challenges, but despite it all, I always tried to keep a smile on my face." "After finishing high school, I felt a bit lost. However, PeopleStories gave me the opportunity to explore myself again. Now, as we head into 2025, I’m excited to continue my journey. I will be starting university soon, supported by scholarships from PeopleStories. I also work for PeopleStories that helps me earn an income to support my family, including my two younger siblings. I’m happy to help them in any way I can, even if I can’t give much yet."
"While studying at E2STEM Education Cambodia, I gained a lot of knowledge—not just academically, but in terms of life skills. I learned the importance of teamwork, which is crucial when entering the workforce. Being responsible and independent became second nature to me, and I now feel more confident in my abilities. I can see that many young people lack the confidence to take on challenges, but this program helped me build the courage and self-assurance I needed." 2)You’re now working full-time with PeopleStories. How does it feel, and have there been any memorable milestones this year? "It feels very special to have come this far. I vividly remember a conversation I had with Vic (founder Victoria) when I was unsure about my future. I told her, "I don’t know what to do next. I want to take a gap year to explore myself, but I’m not sure what I’ll do during that year." Vic reassured me, saying, "It’s okay to feel lost sometimes, but you should keep as many options open as possible. Don’t limit yourself!" She also promised that PeopleStories would create a work experience program for me to join, which they did."
"Growing up, I wanted to be a teacher because my family holds teachers in high regard. In my community, being a teacher is often seen as one of the best career options, so I didn’t really explore other paths. After high school, I even took the teacher training exam several times but didn’t pass." "During my work experience with PeopleStories, I coached children and realized that teaching wasn’t the right fit for me. I started taking on various tasks in the office, and what really excited me was finance. I enjoyed solving problems and felt energized by the challenge. I could sit in meetings for hours discussing strategies and was always eager to contribute ideas, even if they weren’t perfect. That’s when I knew I wanted to pursue a career in finance."
5)What are your personal goals for 2025? "I have a few important goals for 2025:
 Celebrating the Best e-Learning Project Award : A Collective Achievement in Transforming Education in Rural Cambodia We are thrilled to announce PeopleStories Mobile Digital School (MDS) was recognized with the Best e-Learning Project award at a distinguished ceremony hosted by LearnX Award, a leading Australian international awards program that celebrates excellence and innovation in learning, development, and talent management. This recognition is not just a testament to the impact MDS has made but also a celebration of the incredible collaboration and support from everyone involved - from our passionate sponsor Lloyd’s of London to the children who have participated or completed the course. This award underscores the collective effort of our entire community, and we are deeply grateful for everyone’s contribution toward making this innovative project a success.
A Journey of Transformation: From Chalk & Talk to Flick & Click PeopleStories began its mission to transform education in rural Cambodia in 2017. Founded by Victoria Miloschewsky, our purpose has always been clear - provide children in rural areas the education they deserve, empowering them to dream and create better futures for themselves. From scholarships, bicycles, and school facilities to teacher training programs, PeopleStories has consistently focused on holistic support for education in Cambodia. But as the world changed rapidly during the pandemic, so did the needs of the education sector. The global health crisis exposed significant gaps in education, particularly in Cambodia, where 3.2 million learners were affected, and around 70% had no access to online learning resources. This was a wake-up call for both educators and organizations like PeopleStories, propelling us to take action and develop a solution tailored to the local context.
The Mobile Digital School: A New Way of Learning At the heart of the Mobile Digital School is accessibility and inclusivity. In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Youth & Sports in Cambodia, PeopleStories launched a “School-On-Wheels” in 2022. This innovative mobile classroom is equipped with digital learning tools that travel to rural schools in the Bakong district of Siem Reap, bringing quality education directly to the children who need it most. This initiative targets not just academic learning but also vocational skills, essential for the students’ long-term success. Children are introduced to technology, creative problem-solving, and life skills that enable them to dream bigger and more confidently. More than just a mobile classroom, the course represents a future where Cambodian children can keep pace with their global peers, gain access to a world of information, and take control of their educational journey. Our partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth & Sports has been crucial to the success of this project. The shared vision between PeopleStories and the ministry is clear: both organizations are committed to providing every child the opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of their socio-economic background. As Mr. Tann Reangsey, Director of the Ministry in Bakong district, pointed out, “This partnership has thrived on open communication and a shared commitment to the children’s future.”
Our Donors: Every donation, whether large or small, has contributed to bringing the Mobile Digital School to life. Full gratitude to Lloyd’s of London who has entrusted us with their charity grants since the inception of our Mobile Digital School. Every dollar has directly impacted the lives of children in rural Cambodia, and for that, we extend our deepest gratitude. The Teachers and Volunteers: You have been the backbone of this project, ensuring that the children receive not just the tools but the guidance they need to make the most of their education. Whether through digital literacy training, mentoring, or simply encouraging the children to stay curious and engaged, your work has laid the foundation for the course’s success. Looking Ahead: Expanding the Reach of Mobile Digital School While the award from LearnX is a momentous occasion, it also motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. The success of the Mobile Digital School course in the Bakong district has opened up conversations about expanding this initiative to other rural areas in Cambodia. Our goal is to reach even more children with this transformative education model, empowering them with the skills they need to navigate an increasingly digital world. Additionally, this project has shown us the importance of adaptability in education. By integrating digital tools and life-skills training, we are not only providing children with academic knowledge but also preparing them for real-world challenges. As we move forward, we aim to refine the Mobile Digital School course further, making it even more effective, engaging, and accessible to children in remote areas.
This Best e-Learning Project Award is not just a recognition of our course - it’s a celebration of what we can achieve when we come together for a shared purpose. The Mobile Digital School has the potential to change lives, and with your continued support, we can extend its reach and impact even more children in rural Cambodia.
Together, we are not just building a school on wheels. We are building futures. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. To learn more about the Mobile Digital School and how you can support this life-changing initiative, visit PeopleStories Charity. Story written by: Volunteer Caroline van ‘t Hoff Celebrating 7 Years of PeopleStories: Transforming Lives Through Education November 6 marks a significant milestone for PeopleStories as we celebrate our 7th anniversary. Over the past seven years, we have been committed to empowering children in rural Cambodia by providing them with access to quality education and life-changing opportunities. This anniversary is not just a celebration of our development work but a tribute to the incredible community of supporters, volunteers, and educators who have made this journey possible. A Journey of Transformation Founded in 2017 by Victoria Miloschewsky, PeopleStories started with a simple yet profound vision: to empower children through education and help them achieve their dreams. What began as a project capturing the stories of children and families in rural Cambodia has grown into a dynamic development agency supporting thousands of children across the many rural villages. Through our efforts, we have provided scholarships, school infrastructure, bicycles, and learning materials, ensuring that education is not just a dream but a reality for these children. Over 3,000 children across 13 schools have benefited from our programs, with the dropout rate among scholarship recipients reduced to less than 5% - a significant achievement in a country where the average dropout rate hovers around 20%.
Digital and Life-Skill Learning: The introduction of the Mobile Digital School has transformed traditional teaching methods by bringing digital learning and life-skills to rural Cambodia, equipping children with the tools they need for the future. Our Key Initiatives In the last seven years, PeopleStories has implemented a variety of impactful programs designed to break the cycle of poverty through education: School for Life Scholarship: Close to 1,000 of children have been supported with scholarships, giving them the chance to continue their education and strive for a brighter future.
Looking Forward As we celebrate seven incredible years, we also look forward to the future. Our mission remains as strong as ever: to continue empowering children through education and to reach even more schools and communities in Cambodia. With your continued support, we can expand our programs and ensure that even more children can dream big and pursue their aspirations. Join Us in Celebrating As we mark this milestone, we invite you to be part of the next chapter of PeopleStories. Help us continue transforming lives through education by donating, volunteering, or simply sharing our mission. Together, we can empower the next generation of Cambodian children to achieve their dreams. Story written by: Volunteer Caroline van ‘t Hoff For many, what comes after graduating school is quite clear and attainable. For the children in rural Cambodia, the path is not always clear. Quality education is not a given in these rural villages. With high dropout rates and families not having money or transportation to send their children to school, the future is often uncertain and scary. As our children and community grow, Peoplestories is growing too. We are right there on the ground, helping many deserving children access quality education. There are success stories along with a lot of work still to be done. SreyMey and Tola, who have both recently graduated from school (high school and university), have just completed their 3-month PeopleStories Elevate Work Experience program! ‘Elevate’ is designed to offer hands-on work experience and further learning and development opportunities to young people who are yet to have a taste of professional working life.
SreyMey shared with me how she learned about the Elevate Work Experience Program saying, “I was about to graduate high school and at that time I was so confused, and had no specific goals. Victoria introduced me to this program in PeopleStories and I was so interested as I always believe that working will let me learn more skills.” SreyMey continued, “I also wanted to give back to the community and PeopleStories as I feel so grateful to have gotten support from them for four years of my education.” Tola also learned about the program from Victoria, saying, “Victoria shared her positive experience with the program and highlighted its emphasis on skill development and hands-on experience and it immediately piqued my interest. With Vic’s recommendations and my own research about this opportunity, my decision to pursue it was solidified.”
The congratulations don’t end there for Tola and SreyMey! They now have earned permanent roles with PeopleStories! Tola was overwhelmed with the news of being appointed as our Program Officer for Mobile Digital School, sharing, “It was a culmination of months of hard work, dedication, and perseverance. I felt so many emotions - joy, pride, gratitude, and even a hint of nervousness.” Knowing that his contributions during the Elevate program had been recognized and valued enough to warrant a permanent position with PeopleStories had Tola feeling proud and he said, “It instilled in me a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to making a positive impact in my new role.” SreyMey is equally proud of her new role with PeopleStories as a Learning and Administration officer and she said, “After three months of Elevate work experience, I found myself enjoying going to class and I love to do administration work so I am so happy to get this role. I hope to work along with the team for continuous learning and development.”
Learning new skills, having new experiences, and working in different roles can certainly bring on changes to goals and dreams and as SreyMey explained how she was a little bit lost about her future she thinks this new role with PeopleStories will be a very good thing and she shared, “I hope this new role will lead me to find my dreams again. I wanted to be a teacher and now I have a role as a Learning Officer. They are so related to each other, so I hope this role can help me be sure if I still want to be a teacher or not.”
Tola feels his new role will also help him realize his goal. He explained, “My goal remains the same - to make a meaningful and lasting impact in the field of education and technology.” He continued, “With this new role at PeopleStories, I am one step closer to realizing those dreams. A future where education is accessible to all, regardless of background or circumstance.” SreyMey and Tola are very focused and taking advantage of the opportunities their hard work is offering them. I look forward to following them along their continued education journey and watching them make their dreams come true. Congratulations SreyMey and Tola!!! Help us to empower children in rural Cambodia complete school: https://bit.ly/Donate_PS2024 Story written by: Volunteer Kathy Aunkst In the heart of rural Cambodia, the journey to effective student support is an inspiring testament to perseverance and dedication. At PeopleStories, we are committed to a comprehensive approach, collecting detailed information on children school performance each semester. By working closely with local authorities and schools, we gain invaluable insights beyond mere numbers. These insights help us understand each child's unique needs, enabling us to offer targeted interventions like home visits that address academic concerns, broader socio-economic challenges and celebrate achievements.
Making a Tangible Impact on Children Well-being - The tangible outcomes of these efforts are profound. “I’ve noticed that most students show better study results and improved attendance after the home visits,” Sarith notes. This improvement reflects our holistic approach, addressing educational needs and emotional and socio-economic factors. The positive changes in children school performance and attendance underscore the effectiveness of our support system, which prioritizes each child's well-being. Sarith continues, "Furthermore, we also celebrate improvements made by the children and those are top performers in their class. The recognition is done in front of the family and what a proud moment we share!"
Memorable Moments and Deep Connections - Teacher Sarith recalls a particularly touching home visit. “There was one family where both parents were sick and unable to work, and their children were studying at school. Seeing their difficult situation made me feel deeply sorry for them, but I didn't know how to help because it seemed beyond my ability.” Such experiences highlight the profound challenges many families face and the deep empathy required in our work. Witnessing the Impact - Despite the challenges, Sarith remains motivated. “I regard home visits as a chance to go sightseeing in the villages,” he says with a smile. “It’s our role to help our children, and I stay motivated by seeing the direct impact of my efforts on their academic performance and motivation to succeed.”
Her impact has been profound. "Our local team's communication skills have vastly improved," she observes. "Children now view us as a support system for school-related matters." This trust-building has translated into better attendance and literacy rates among the younger generations.
Collective Efforts for a Brighter Future - PeopleStories’ work in Cambodia demonstrates how collective efforts and strong partnerships drive lasting change. “Gaining permission is paramount,” Jacy emphasizes. “It goes beyond formality—it’s a sign of respect and trust-building. Whether it’s separating parent-child sessions or sharing information for joint sessions, seeking permission lays the groundwork for a supportive relationship.” With thorough assessments, resilience in overcoming challenges, measurable impacts, sustained motivation, and collaborative empowerment, PeopleStories creates a powerful blueprint for effective educational support. By addressing both academic and socio-economic factors, this holistic model not only improves academic outcomes but also enhances the overall well-being of students. Together, educators, volunteers, and communities are paving the way for a brighter future for the younger generation in rural Cambodia. Help us to empower children in rural Cambodia complete school: https://bit.ly/Donate_PS2024 Story written by: Volunteer Eira Raye Gruta In the heart of rural Cambodia, where opportunity often feels like a distant dream, a beacon of change emerges: the Critical Thinking course. Spearheaded by PeopleStories, this program seeks to equip children with the tools they need to navigate a complex world and seize control of their destinies. But behind every great initiative lies a team of dedicated individuals, each lending their expertise to shape the course's vision into reality. Victoria, the founder of PeopleStories, stands at the helm of this transformative initiative. When asked about the development of the Critical Thinking course, she doesn't mince words. "Back in 2019," she begins, her voice resonating with purpose, "we conducted a Khmer Literacy Assessment with 400 children, it revealed a glaring gap in our children's education: while their memorization skills were commendable, their critical thinking abilities lagged behind."
Victoria is quick to acknowledge that she didn't embark on this journey alone. "I am proud to lead a team of over 30 volunteers from all over the world," she states. "From E-Learning Designers to Editors to Coaches, each member brings a unique skill set to the table, united by a shared commitment to empowering our children." Among these dedicated individuals is Andreas (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-fischer-sydney/), the brilliant E-Learning Designer whose expertise in instructional design has been instrumental in shaping the course's curriculum. When asked about the challenges he faced during the design process, Andreas doesn't shy away from the truth.
Roberta https://www.linkedin.com/in/roberta-thomson-a5777918/, the meticulous Editor, also played a crucial role in bringing the Critical Thinking course to life. When asked about the assessment methods used to measure students' critical thinking abilities, Roberta's response is direct and to the point. "Children are assessed digitally through informal knowledge checks and group assignments," she states. "These assessments are designed to evaluate their understanding and application of key concepts, ensuring that they are equipped with the skills they need to succeed."
And so, as the Critical Thinking course takes root in the fertile soil of rural Cambodia, it heralds a new dawn of possibility—a testament to the power of education to transcend barriers and transform lives. Through the dedication of Victoria and her team, the seeds of change have been sown, promising to bear fruit for generations to come.
Help us to empower children in rural Cambodia complete school: https://bit.ly/Donate_PS2024 Story written by: Volunteer Caroline van ‘t Hoff I am Pokim, a young woman who hails from a humble background in rural Siem Reap. Growing up in poverty with two sisters, I witnessed the challenges my family faced, especially with my father's struggles with alcohol. Despite the hardships, I found solace in the unwavering support of my mother, who inspired me to persevere through the toughest times. My journey with PeopleStories Charity began with their scholarships in 2018, which became my ticket to a better future. For six years, they supported my education, starting with secondary school and later granting me the opportunity to pursue a STEM for Girls scholarship for high school. Relocating to Phnom Penh opened doors to a high-quality tech school, where I dedicated myself to my studies and achieved a proud "B" grade in the national examination.
Looking ahead, my wish for all women in Cambodia is simple yet profound: greater gender equality and freedom from fear and exploitation. Through my own experiences, I've learned the importance of resilience and adaptability. Every challenge I've faced has taught me valuable lessons, making me stronger and more determined to succeed. I owe a debt of gratitude to Oliver Miloschewsky and PeopleStories Charity for their unwavering support throughout my journey. Oliver's sponsorship has been a lifeline, enabling me to pursue my dreams and carve out a brighter future for myself. As I continue my studies in Mathematics at a great university, I am filled with hope and determination. My journey is a testament to the transformative power of education and resilience. With each step forward, I am reminded that no dream is too big and no obstacle too daunting when faced with courage and determination. Together, we can create a world where every woman has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
After reading Pokim’s latest sharing, Oliver felt delighted and had this message for Pokim, “I am proud of you Pokim! I know that it is a tough journey to move away from your family to study in another city but you have successfully mastered this. At the same time you continue to grow as a kind and wonderful person. Find your own way to pursue your dreams, whether that’s career, family or otherwise. I sincerely wish that your dreams come true! Go after them and always remember to give back to others when you can. Together we can make this world a better place, one small little step at a time.”
Do you want to join Oliver to make a difference? Here is your opportunity to make a real impact: https://bit.ly/Donate_PS2024 Story written by: Volunteer Eira Gruta |
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