My name is Leng Sorphea. I was born on 1 May 1982. I'm the first child among four brothers in my family. Now my family lives in Kean Svay District, Kandal Province.

I moved to Phnom Penh to live with my aunt. I finished my high school in 1999. My parents are farmers, they plant banana and papaya trees. I helped my parents to sell them in the market when I had a free time on Saturday and Sunday.

Therefore our living condition was sufficient. Unfortunately in 1996 we began having floods and my parents had problems with money. I had to sell cakes and candy at the school to support my study until I finished my high school.

A farmer's life is hard in Cambodia because of natural disasters. I have a dream to study in the University, but I failed my exams to get the scholarship in public Faculties. My parents told me that they did not have any money for me to study at the private school.

I tried to study at the Organization and to find a job in Phnom Penh. I was trained in computer skills by Cambodian Volunteers for Community Development and Hospitality Courses by Cambodian Women's Development. I tried to apply for a job but I could not work, because I did not have any experience before. On 5 July 2001 my teacher at CVCD told me that Digital Divide Data Organization was hiring.