Phnom Penh, Cambodia – The international volunteer programme of the Salesian Australia-Pacific  Province (AUL), called the Cagliero Project has organised the 2024 immersive programme in Cambodia for its students. From 4 to 14 July, the young participants, from different Salesian schools in Australia, together with the programme managers, were welcomed with pleasure at their first destination, the Don Bosco Salesian Technical School in Phnom Penh. They carried out animation and dance activities, support for the teaching of arts and crafts, sports, games, and English lessons with the aim of sharing special moments with young Cambodians. In addition, Australian students participated in the hands-on project, a key part of the immersive programmes, with which they supported the repair of the school's roofs. As an educational part of the programme, the participants were also able to carry out cultural activities. The Killing Fields and the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum were the two places that made students reflect on the impact that armed conflicts have on a nation. The programme continued in the border town of Poipet, with a short stop to visit the two Salesian schools in Battambang. In Poipet, activities similar to those in Phnom Penh were carried out and, in addition, the group had the opportunity to visit the mythical city of Siem Reap. At the end of the trip the participants shared their feelings and thoughts about the experience. Despite the short time spent in Cambodia and language difficulties, young Cambodian and Australian students have created a lasting friendship based on love.