We support needy people living in mountainous provinces and remote areas in Vietnam. Our focus is on children and their education. We believe this is the most sustainable and balanced means of improving everyone's standard of living.
Many schools in mountainous provinces are in poor condition. Built out of shoddy materials, and poorly maintained, they are at continued risk due to the region’s torrential weather.
We believe charity should not be a one-off action. Through our educational programs for children, such as environmental or forest protection, we help build sustainable communities by making people aware of the consequences of their action.
Along with our partner organization VEO we provide volunteer trips to support these educational programs.
'Sanitation is a cornerstone of public health' said WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan. Many people, particularly in North Vietnam, have no access to basic sanitation and are exposed to a range of health risks. We supply sanitary necessaries such as proper toilets and drainage systems to improve sanitation to many of the country’s poorest people.
