The recent back-to-back floods in Central Vietnam have devastated the region and many families have lost everything. Many children in flood-stricken areas struggle to return to school. Many parents cannot afford the cost of school supplies for their children.
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The ethnic minorities in the region are terribly disadvantaged due to the lack of access to education, infrastructure, transportation, and healthcare. Many children in small villages have to walk a long distance of 3-5 miles each day to a different village to go to school.
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The students at Phieng Khoai village were left without a school in the last 2 years, as the conditions of the old Con Huat school have deteriorated so severely that it was no longer safe to use. Parents, teachers, and students are desperately in need of a new school. Learn More

The village is located 425km away from the city center and 85% of the Chieng Khay’s households live below the poverty level. The students face many learning challenges since the school conditions are severely deteriorated exposing them to the elements.
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Our work continues in Son La, as it is one of the poorest provinces in Vietnam. Son La has a high number of temporary schools where students are learning in overcrowded, rundown, and unsafe classrooms. The extreme poverty rate among ethnic minorities in the area is 73%.
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Kengdu is one of the the poorest and farthest villages in Nghe An with 96% of the population live below poverty and many households are still without electricity. 100% of its population is made up of ethnic minorities (Hmong and Tay).
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Chau Thi Te is a widower who’s currently raising 3 young children on her own. Her husband has passed away while collecting woods in the mountain several years ago.
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The poor classroom conditions at the current Na Hy School are gravely affecting the learning and teaching experience for the students and teachers.
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