Cambodia's children are the subject here, specifically the ones working landfills and living in poverty rather than attending school. The film follows more than ten non-governmental organizations, both Khmer-run and international, as they work to pull kids out of child labor, get them into classrooms, and expand access to basic healthcare. Its structure traces a literal path some children take, from scavenging at rubbish dumps to living in orphanages and shelters run by these groups, using that arc to show what intervention actually looks like on the ground rather than describing it in the abstract. The organizations profiled range from small local charities to larger aid groups, each tackling one piece of the same problem: a country still rebuilding its social infrastructure decades after conflict and poverty hollowed it out. The film stays close to casework rather than policy debate, following specific programs and the children they serve as evidence of what is and isn't working.