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Technology application: A breakthough in child protection
“Every year, the National Child Helpline receives and supports over 500 thousand calls. Despite considerable efforts, the processing of requests,…
Meet Ngoc, a young woman with disability weaving her own dreams in Cao Bang province
When Ngoc was two years old, she got sick with a high fever that led to full-body seizures. Life changed…
Supporting students’ jump to primary school
A mix of excitement, nerves and sometimes tears – for many parents, schools and students, it can be hard to… - Get Involved
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Vietnamese player Mai proof that rugby is a game for everyone
Meet Mai, a young player, whose life has been transformed by her introduction to rugby in Vietnam through a ChildFund-supported programme working with community clubs. Mai lives with her grandparents in a small village in the remote northern district of Tan Lac. “In the past, Mai was often lonely. She had no friends. At school,…
Child led hygience activities at school
Luc Binh primary school had very poor water and sanitation facilities. When it rained, the chool’s ground quickly became a muddy yard, and classroom floors would become filthy with students…
A green and clean environment for all
When ChildFund started its community development projects in Ha Vi in 2006, about 40% of households had access to sanitation facilities. Research showed that the health of community members was…
Water at the turn of a tap
“It is very cold but I can boil a big pot of water for my family to have a bath. As you can see, we are building a house after almost 30 years living in this wooden cottage on stilts. We also need a lot of water for the construction work, but now it is…
Improving services for pregnant women
When she got pregnancy for the first time in 2009, Chuc used to visit the commune health centre to check up for her health. It was located about three kilometers…
Community healthcare at the front line
“Do you hear your fetal-heart sound?” softly asked Tuyet to Nghia, a pregnant woman. Tuyet is the Head of Tay Phong health centre. Having over 20 years of working…
