How To Help the Vietnamese People

Many people feel compelled to help those less fortunate. Even more people feel compelled to help children. When those philanthropic people have actually been to a third world country and saw first hand what the living conditions are like, there can be an even stronger desire to help.

Here are some charities that benefit the less fortunate in Viet Nam.

Asian Children Viet Nam Humanitarian Services Corp.:
ACS is our agency and we are completely in love with and impressed by their work on behalf of the people of Viet Nam. They are currently working on a registration project for the boat people in Thai Binh along with projects to help the elderly.

Highland Education Development Organization (HEDO):

HEDO is a humanitarian organization dedicated primarily to education. Their mission is to use education as a tool against poverty. They are currently working with numerous ethnic minority groups in Viet Nam.

South East Asian Children’s Assistance Program (SEACAP):
SEACAP is a small organization that provides ongoing support to Nguyen Nga’s Vocational Establishment for Disabled People and Orphans in Quy Nhon City. Hundreds of orphaned or handicapped young people have received vocational training, housing, and most of all – support thanks to SEACAP.

Vietnam Human Rights Network:
The Viet Nam Human Rights Network’s mission is to promote human rights and civil liberties to all people of Viet Nam. They disperse information, raise awareness and work on behalf of those whose human rights have been violated.

Disclaimer: Please, before donating time, material or money to any organization, do some research to ensure that your contributions will be used properly. After you have contacted the charity of your choice and received information from them, check the Better Business Bureau, ask around on different listservs and forums, and do some internet research.

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