Sa Rom co-runs the TB home DOTS program in Svay Rieng together with Kim Lorn. Trained as a nurse by the ARC at the Thai Cambodian border, Sa Rom has worked with CHC in community based TB and AIDS care and in its TB research projects since its founding in 1994.

Kim Lorn co-runs the Svay Rieng Home DOTS program together with Sa Rom. He is a long time CHC member since 1998 and has many years of experience in TB and AIDS care and DOTS strategies.

Sina has been working with the CHC for more than a decade, initially as a credit agent in the microfinance project and then as the lead counselor in the CHC Svay Rieng AIDS program. He is currently the Data Manager for the Svay Rieng programs.

Be Phally is trained as a nurse and has been a long time member of the CHC TB and AIDS home care projects. She currently works in the project as a social worker and also is a phlebotomist.

Dr. Khen Khemmarin graduated from the Royal University of Phnom Penh where she received her M.D. She is the chief of the Svay Rieng Infectious Disease ward and has great expertise in the care of adults and children with AIDS. She has worked with CHC since 2004 and is an investigator on the CAMELIA study.

Dr. Seam received his M.D. from the Royal University of Phnom Penh and is an investigator on the CAMELIA study. He is an expert in care of adults with TB and provides comprehensive care to patients in the CHC AIDS program at the Svay Rieng Hospital.

Chanreaksmey joined the CHC in 1994 and is currently the team leader for the Svay Rieng CHC program.