A smile for every child in Vietnam.
We are a non-profit charity organization and as international helpers and volunteers we dedicate our activities to the most basic needs of children and focus on sustainable development.
Our actions are based on the intrinsic motivation of each individual, kindness and compassion. We rely on long-term partnerships and cooperation. This has already changed the lives of many children forever and will continue to do so!
8 %
economic growth
has Vietnam achieved in 2022. By comparison, Germany's GDP growth was 1.9%.
>10 %
of all children
in Vietnam are malnourished and even more lack access
to education and healthcare.
Where we start.
The statistic above is incredibly concerning and that's exactly why we want to make a change. We are focusing on the root of the problems and helping children early in life: Orphans, children with disabilities, or children who are excluded from opportunities because they come from financially disadvantaged families.
We share and gratefully pass on what we have. For a better world and a future together.
Fundamentals. Enhancement. Sustainability.
The three areas we tie into.
Fundamentals
Livelihood
"Chances in Life"
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sufficient nutrition
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access to clean water
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a safe home
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healthcare
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a primary education
Enhancement
Development
"Opportunities and Stability"
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Higher education
- mental and emotional support
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Vocational training
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General access to individual opportunities
Sustainability
Needs
"Immediate and Special Help"
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Special assistance for children
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strategic projects
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networking
That's why we're helping.
1.9 million
Children suffer from growth disorders that leave permanent physical and mental damage. leave behind.[1]
5 million
People in Vietnam have less than 3€/day at their disposal and live below the poverty line.[2]
Approximately 15%
of all girls aged 20 to 24 were force-married before the age of 18.[1]
5.5 million
Children experience at least two deprivations in education, health, nutrition, housing, water and sanitation, or social inclusion.[1]
[1] GSO, Unicef, Children in Vietnam, 2022, https://www.unicef.org/vietnam/children-viet-nam
[2] J. Yang et al., Vietnam Poverty and Equity Assessment, World Bank, 2022, 4.
