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Read more about the article Quy: Choosing Kindness as His Compass

Quy: Choosing Kindness as His Compass

  • Post author:Trang Phan
  • Post published:August 14, 2025
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In a quiet home tucked away in Da Nang, 7th grader Pham Nguyen Truong Quy lives with his father and grandmother. His parents are separated, and his family often faces…

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Read more about the article From Classroom to Career: Dat’s Inspiring Journey

From Classroom to Career: Dat’s Inspiring Journey

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  • Post published:July 25, 2025
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Meet Dat, a recent graduate from the University of Science and Technology in Da Nang, now working as a Technical Specialist at THACO, one of Vietnam’s leading companies in mechanical…

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Read more about the article “I Am Building a Life.”

“I Am Building a Life.”

  • Post author:Trang Phan
  • Post published:April 22, 2025
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For years, every morning began the same way for Mrs. Lai—rising before dawn, stepping onto the dusty streets, and combing the neighborhood for recyclables. The modest income she earned as…

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Read more about the article From Struggle to Strength: Pham Thi Thanh Dong’s Story

From Struggle to Strength: Pham Thi Thanh Dong’s Story

  • Post author:Trang Phan
  • Post published:April 22, 2025
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Meet Pham Thi Thanh Dong, a determined single mother and proud participant in the Empowering Foundations for Women and Their Children (EFWC) program. Today, she stands confidently behind the counter…

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Read more about the article “A New Chapter of Hope for My Son and Me” – Ms. Lia Huong – EFWC beneficiary

“A New Chapter of Hope for My Son and Me” – Ms. Lia Huong – EFWC beneficiary

  • Post author:Trang Phan
  • Post published:April 22, 2025
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When my son, Quan, was born 12 years ago, my heart was full of dreams for his future. But life had other plans. Complications during childbirth left my health permanently…

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Read more about the article “I Believe in Myself”—Thanh Tam, a Bright Scholar

“I Believe in Myself”—Thanh Tam, a Bright Scholar

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  • Post published:April 22, 2025
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When my mom suffered a stroke in 2023, it shook our family to the core. She had always been the one holding everything together. But after the stroke, her health…

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Read more about the article Cuong’s Journey of Art and Music

Cuong’s Journey of Art and Music

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  • Post published:April 21, 2025
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Cuong, now in his third year at Danang Architecture University, grew up in a humble household where every family member worked hard just to make ends meet. His father toils…

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Read more about the article ART IN BLOOM: Khoi’s Journey of Growth and Expression

ART IN BLOOM: Khoi’s Journey of Growth and Expression

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  • Post published:April 10, 2025
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At 14 years old, Khoi is more than just a teenager—he’s an emerging artist with a bright imagination and a growing passion. Born prematurely and living with epilepsy, Khoi has…

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Read more about the article How a bike ride changed my life

How a bike ride changed my life

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  • Post published:February 19, 2025
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In January 1995, at age 63, I arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam, to begin a two-and-a-half year work contract. By that point in life, I had already traveled to 30…

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Read more about the article Clean Water, Brighter Futures: COV Transforms Tra Giang Kindergarten

Clean Water, Brighter Futures: COV Transforms Tra Giang Kindergarten

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  • Post published:December 21, 2024
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Access to clean water, basic sanitation, and good hygiene practices are fundamental human rights (UNICEF). Yet, in Vietnam, many of the youngest and most vulnerable children still lack these necessities.…

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