Cambodian Breast Health Education and Support Together (Cam-BHEST) Program aims to increase knowledge and improve access of underserved, low-income Cambodian women and men to needed culturally and linguistically appropriate breast health services and resources. Our trauma affected Cambodians do not seek preventive health services, including breast cancer screening, due to lack of familiarity with cancer as a disease process and western concepts of early detection. Moreover, disease is traditionally viewed as karma from their past life by most Cambodians. Nevertheless, when they do seek preventive measures, they face stigma, cultural, language, and transportation barriers. We have learned from our current participants that 80% of respondents reported either “difficult” or “very difficult” when obtaining breast health care services and 85% of them reported that they have at least 5 barriers that made it difficult for them to get breast health care services.