An entrepreneurial rising senior from California, Natalie Huynh, turned her love of crafting into building brighter futures for children in central Vietnam. Over a decade ago, as a young student,…
On a mid-May Wednesday evening, a group of smiling Bright Scholar students casually gather in a meeting room in the COV offices. Earlier in the school year, they converted the…
Nam Harrison is a 13-year-old American boy who was adopted from Vietnam when he was just eleven months. Nam has a huge heart and big plans to give back to…
Han’s smile is like any fifth-grade child–bright and full of promise. She does not let her abnormal left hand and feet limit her dreams, which shine through in her curious brown eyes.
After Suong’s father passed away when she was in the ninth grade. She moved with her two younger siblings to live with their paternal grandmother. Her mother was not able to take care of the children on her own.
Thy was born in 2011 when she was 10 months old, her parents realized that she could not turn over, so they immediately took her to the Hospital.
COV came to Son Ha district with the purpose of expanding the soup mix nutrition program to areas that would have the most impact.
Nguyet was a young Vietnamese woman thrust into living day to day when she became a single mother. Proper food, clothing, and even a future education for her young daughter were simply a dream for her small family.
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