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Our Mission
Children of Vietnam lifts children out of poverty by eliminating barriers to fulfilling their potential through wraparound services that focus on one child, one family, one community at a time.
We Serve
We serve children living in poverty with programs dedicated to providing each child wraparound services designed to uplift and give them the brightest possible future.
We Collaborate
We collaborate with community members, local authorities, and our donors to produce positive change, build sustainability, and create community-based solutions.
We Promise
We promise to provide the maximum benefit from our resources and deliver aid effectively, efficiently, and transparently.
The Problem
Children trapped in extreme poverty
Children in Vietnam born into poverty, have little hope for the chance of a better life.
More than 66% of the population lives in rural areas, where whole families earn as little as $1-$2 per day as rice farmers.
Children growing up in extreme poverty often have no choice but to quit school and move far from home, exposing them to dangers such as trafficking, homelessness, sexual exploitation, drug abuse, and illness.
The Solution
Taking care of each child’s immediate needs
Children of Vietnam envisions a Vietnam where all children flourish, reach their full potential, and contribute positively to society.
Our wraparound programs address the many challenges children in poverty face. We do this through early and long-term education, sound nutrition, healthcare, and clean water & sanitation.
We collaborate locally, investing in training, advocacy, and systemic change to make a real difference. We do this one child, one family, and one community at a time.
THE RESULTS
From July 2023 to June 2024, Children of Vietnam has provided the following:
- 10,785 kindergarteners from 58 schools were provided with soy milk daily.
- 2,280,960 nutritious meals provided to children every day throughout the school year.
- 98 single mothers started their own businesses to provide a stable and sustainable livelihood for their children.
- 1,100 children in 5 schools in remote areas are provided with clean water.
- 22 mini water filtration systems are provided for 22 families in the disadvantaged areas.
- 148 children with disabilities received assistance including health checks and therapies, medical aids, educational and family support.
- 280 disadvantaged students received grants for academic tutoring and life skills training.
- 747 students received grants for personal development skills training.
- 81 poor but bright students received a university education.
- 01 playgrounds for children with disability have been constructed.
- 01 new classrooms have been constructed.
Even though you are not tall, you must live in such a way that the world must look up to you. Never quit the race.
