The 12 Point Plan was devised to help aid land mine victims

The 12 point plan was devised by a group of land mine survivors and Jesuit Service Cambodia.

1. The villager has a house that shelters the family from the weather.
2. Villagers have enough food.
3. Villagers have access to water for drinking and cleaning.
4. Children have access to school and adults to learning opportunities.
5. Family has access to primary health service.
6. Victims have access to income generating possibilities for family expenses.
7. There are no mines left in the housing, farming and recreational areas of the village.
8. Villagers deprived of land due to war and mines receive title to available demined or other land.
9. Handicapped victims have access to prosthetics, wheelchairs, hearing aids, counseling services.
10. Roads to market, with bridges and water control systems, are available to the village.
11. Villagers participate in common projects, social, cultural events, and in decisions that affect their lives.
12. Villagers discuss and solve issues affecting them, eg. mine risk, aids, drugs, trafficking, land.