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On Sunday, May 23, 2010, our Hope for Tomorrow Project Assistants visited the children living at the orphanage. They brought along more than 300 books for the orphanage library and distributed toys for the children. We could do this because of the many generous donations we have received. … [Read more...]
On the 3rd of October 2009, the Moon Festival was celebrated in Vietnam. This is a special day for children. The traditional mooncake is a part of the custom on this day. The date varies annual according to the moon calendar. On this day, all children in Vietnam receive a plate of candies and cake. In the evening, the children wait until the full moon appears. … [Read more...]
http://youtu.be/qPytiJdICxU The trip to Hope-Orphanage on 16th August 2009 was a beautiful sunny day. There were many weddings and cheerful faces on the way. It was a lovely trip with the participation of H4T voluntary group members, Nguyệt, Phúc, Thảo , Linh, Chính (Chính became an official volunteer after this trip). … [Read more...]
According to the Vietnamese Health Department’s reports, at the end of 2007 there were approximately 3,700 children within 0-13 years of age and 14,500 young people between 14 and 19 years of age suffering from HIV. … [Read more...]
The "Hope-Orphanage" is located 50 km outside of Hanoi, in Yen Bai Village, Ba Vi Province. In 2001 the orphanage was established to receive HIV-infected children from all over Vietnam. Children who suffer from HIV are often rejected by their own parents. … [Read more...]
Having recently come back to my home country has left a deep impression on me. Hanoi seems to be more crowded and noisier. New roads, new buildings make me feel unfamiliar, but my family and friends are still there, they welcome me as they did on my previous returns. … [Read more...]
