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A Mother’s Journey to Nourishing Her Child
Before joining ChildFund Vietnam’s project in Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province, Bui Thi Dieu Linh, a young mother, often…
From Shy to Confident – Linh’s Journey of Growth with the “SEL Squad”
  “Every day after school, I would just go straight home. I rarely joined any extracurricular activities. I was…
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… - Get Involved
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I had a soul mate
Phuong is a young girl who lives in a poor, remote mountainous area in Bac Kan Province with her family. In 2005, Phuong was sponsored by Nicky, an Australian freelance photographer. Nicky has travelled to many places around the world, taking photos, and she often shared these with Phuong. They exchanged letters regularly, telling each…
Knowledge means power for maternal and child health
Before 2010, women in Luc Binh commune gave birth at home without the assistance of any trained doctors or healthcare staff. Nor did they have access to postpartum checkups. In…
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…
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 decorated using old plastics and tyres, providing more than 1000 children with safe and inspiring places to learn and play. At Quang Phong school, for…
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…
