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Boosting children’s nutrition for a brighter future
Xuan lives in Ngan Son District, Bac Kan Province, with his wife and two children. Their youngest child is just…
A Champion for Change: Bich Finds Her Voice
At 15, Bich’s life in Tan Lac district, Hoa Binh Province, was shaped by isolation. With her mum working far…
Applying Technology in Education – Bringing Knowledge to Life
At Phu Cuong Primary & Secondary School, located in the mountainous Tan Lac district of Hoa Binh province, access to… - Get Involved
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A mother-daughter rugby coaching team
Nga is 33 year-old and a rugby coach with ChildFund Pass It Back. Like many of our female coaches in Vietnam, she is also a mother. What is unusual about Nga’s situation though, is that she is the first coach to see her daughter follow in her footsteps. In 2015, Nga travelled to Laos to…
Vietnam schools make recycling child’s play
ChildFund Vietnam has been helping schools transform their playgrounds, gardens and classrooms using recyclable materials. In Bac Kan province, in northern Vietnam, 10 new school playgrounds have been built and…
Self-sustainability for the water access
“The most important thing about a project is the villagers’ participation. If they can be involved in all steps from raising ideas about specific needs, designing the project model to…
Ha reflects on two decades helping children in Vietnam
Some of Ha Dinh’s earliest memories are of walking through the rough, muddy streets of rural neighbourhoods in northern Vietnam. It was rare to see a paved footpath or a sealed road. People, bicycles and other vehicles would simply navigate or pound their way through the dirt and potholes to get to work and home.…
Progress through the eyes of a sponsorship volunteer
Writing letters builds friendships, self-esteem and basic literacy for children, and keeps sponsors in touch with their lives and progress. A complete exchange of letters takes about 16 weeks (six…
Prioritising maternal healthcare in rural Vietnam
In 2010, ChildFund Vietnam helped to build a much-needed health centre in rural Bach Thong District. Seven years on, the eight-room health centre now provides services to around 500 patients…
