St John Phnom Penh

03/01/2026

31/12/2025

31/12/2025

On 14 December, St John Phnom Penh celebrated its 10th Anniversary and Christmas event alongside officers, members, teachers-in-charge, and cadets, as well as esteemed VIPs, guests, and supporters.

The event began with a heartfelt commemoration of fallen soldiers and victims of the recent border conflict, uniting all in the singing of the Cambodia flag song.

A key highlight was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Chenla University, fostering mutual training in first aid and home nursing, and boosting student membership. The milestone occasion was graciously presided over by HRH Prince Tesso Sisowath and strongly supported by Ms. Alicia Lim, Chairwoman and President, celebrating a decade of service, leadership, unity, and humanitarian commitment.

The night concluded with Christmas songs, a hopeful wish for peace in Cambodia, and joyous companionship and fellowship in the holiday spirit.

31/12/2025

St John Phnom Penh was honoured to present the 10th Anniversary Commemorative Medal to H.E. Dominic Williams, Ambassador of the British Embassy Phnom Penh, in recognition of his unwavering support for the St John Phnom Penh Organization. This commemorative award expresses sincere appreciation for his continued encouragement and partnership. His valued support has contributed significantly to strengthening the organization’s humanitarian efforts, advancing first aid services, and reinforcing shared commitments to community service, professionalism, and compassion.

31/12/2025

On 14 December 2025, St John Phnom Penh proudly celebrated its 10th Anniversary at the Himawari Hotel Apartments, marking a decade of service to the community.

During the ceremony, officers, members, and cadets of the corps were awarded 10th Anniversary Commemorative Medals, while others received Peace Mission Medals, CPR and AED certificates, and certificates of appointment.

The milestone presentation ceremony was graciously presided over by HRH Prince Tesso Sisowath, with strong support from Ms. Alicia Lim, Chairwoman and President of St John Phnom Penh Organization. The occasion honoured ten years of dedicated service, leadership, unity, professionalism, and commitment to humanitarian values and community first aid excellence.

27/12/2025

In the past week, Ms. Alicia Lim, chairwoman of St John Phnom Penh, teamed up with volunteers from Himawari Hotel Apts., NTU Singapore students, and later at a separate event, initiated by St John cadets and teachers from New Life School for an inspiring initiative. They focused on packaging food supplies and raising funds for local food banks to assist refugees impacted by the border conflict. This dedicated group worked tirelessly, showcasing their deep commitment to helping those in need. Their efforts not only provided essential relief but also inspired others to participate in humanitarian endeavors. 🇰🇭🕊️

22/12/2025

On December 20th, St John Phnom Penh joined a vibrant gathering at Himawari’s Christmas Fair, featuring over 50 booths and welcoming more than 100 attendees.

Amidst the festive energy, our dedicated team provided crucial first aid support, ensuring a safe environment for all. Beyond safety, our participation aimed at raising funds for our upcoming Peace Mission II. This initiative is set to deliver vital first aid training to refugees in the camp even amidst ongoing border conflict.

The fair was a heartwarming blend of holiday spirit and meaningful action, reinforcing our commitment to community care and solidarity in challenging times.

19/12/2025

Yesterday, St John Phnom Penh officially submitted a petition to H.E. Ambassador Dominic Williams at the British Embassy in the Kingdom of Cambodia. The petition urges an immediate ceasefire and seeks a peaceful resolution to the ongoing border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand.

18/12/2025

Yesterday, a dozen of our dedicated St John members proudly participated in the Cambodians’ March for Peace in Phnom Penh, while simultaneously some members providing first aid services in front of the Himawari Hotel Apartments.

On December 18, more than 100,000 people of all ages gathered and marched along the riverside for the “March for Peace.” Organized by the Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia, the event aimed to amplify Cambodia’s call for “peace over war.” Our volunteers stood in solidarity with the community, ensuring public safety and wellbeing while demonstrating humanitarian service, unity, and commitment to peace.

18/12/2025

St John Phnom Penh is appealing for your support to help communities affected by the ongoing border conflicts, which have caused casualties and forced many families from their homes.

Funds raised will support first-aid training, the purchase of essential medical supplies for both frontline units and refugees, and the provision of meals for displaced communities. Your generosity will enable timely medical care, vital relief, and compassionate support during this difficult period.

Every donation counts. To contribute to this humanitarian effort, please scan the QR code below and help us bring care and hope to those in need.