Mai Hoa Centre
Thien Phouc Disability Centre
Tieng Vong Group
Orphanage & HIV/AIDS Hospice providing shelter, food, free basic medical care & orphanage for those abandoned by their families due to their HIV status.
The Centre is home to 20 young orphans aged from 3-18 years, and 30 adult patients.
It's also a last place of hope for those with advanced HIV/AIDS, with many regaining health. For those th
Orphanage & HIV/AIDS Hospice providing shelter, food, free basic medical care & orphanage for those abandoned by their families due to their HIV status.
The Centre is home to 20 young orphans aged from 3-18 years, and 30 adult patients.
It's also a last place of hope for those with advanced HIV/AIDS, with many regaining health. For those that don't survive, they arrange funerals with dignity and respect by the local nuns and staff who are often the only ones left to care for those in need.
Tieng Vong Group
Thien Phouc Disability Centre
Tieng Vong Group
HIV/AIDS outpatient’s clinic run by a local health advocate, Ms Vinh and her team of local volunteers, many of whom are ex-patients. The clinic relies solely on community donations with no external funding.
The Clinic recently lost its space in the grounds of a local church. They are sourcing a new location and awaiting government licens
HIV/AIDS outpatient’s clinic run by a local health advocate, Ms Vinh and her team of local volunteers, many of whom are ex-patients. The clinic relies solely on community donations with no external funding.
The Clinic recently lost its space in the grounds of a local church. They are sourcing a new location and awaiting government license to operate, but in the interim, Ms Vinh and her team provide home visits to their patients.
The clinic offers much needed free general medication, HIV/AIDS health education and emotional support for those individuals and families living with the virus. It also provides some food and cash to help some patients children’s basic school fees.
Thien Phouc Disability Centre
Thien Phouc Disability Centre
Thien Phouc Disability Centre
Children’s disability centre provides shelter and care for children who have either been abandoned by their family or by families who struggle to cope with their child’s disability. It's home to 70 children with wide ranging mental or physical disabilities, with some requiring 100% care. The centre is run by Sister Lan and a team of dedic
Children’s disability centre provides shelter and care for children who have either been abandoned by their family or by families who struggle to cope with their child’s disability. It's home to 70 children with wide ranging mental or physical disabilities, with some requiring 100% care. The centre is run by Sister Lan and a team of dedicated local volunteers who rely on regular donations from Chop Vietnam and others to help buy food, clothes and hiring of local support staff.
What’s most apparent when visitors arrive is the level of excitement by the children to see new people – as the need for a simple long lasting hug is valued by many.