Welcome to Love Of Vietnam Expressed!
We currently provide assistance to over 300 children through sponsorships and scholarships. This provides school fees, books, school supplies, clothes and food. Most are in elementary school and all are from very poor families. They are referred to L.O.V.E. by the schools, other NGO's, local governments, and local churches. Each child is monitored as to health, attendance, behavior, and effort.
You can make a difference in a child's life for less than a dollar a day!
As a sponsor you . . .
- Our staff in Vietnam translates your letters and your sponsored child's.
- By providing tuition and other educational needs.
Students
This is a scholarship for ethnic minority tribal children in very poor mountainous areas so that they can afford to pay tuition fees for one school year (this is a once/year donation).
The donor can help this child until he or she completes school or can donate to his/her tuition fees for one school year only.
We currently have our Medical Cabinets in four locations, and are funding them from our General Fund.
These are remote mountain villages with limited access to medical care. We train a local leader in the use of the supplies and resupply monthly (as funds allow).
To be able to continue this program, we need help from donors.
In July, L.O.V.E. will begin distributing school supplies to sponsored children for the new school year of 2025-2026.
Each gift package, valued at $50, includes textbooks, notebooks, uniforms, shoes, and a backpack.
We extend our sincere thanks to our dear sponsors for these thoughtful and practical gifts for the new school year. Your generosity will surely empower the children to step into the new academic year with greater confidence and determination to succeed.
CAREER GUIDANCE 2025
This year, we once again held a Career Guidance program for 12th-grade students in March, offering advice as they prepared to choose their university majors and schools.
The main part of the meeting featured staff sharing about majors, colleges/ universities and vocational training based on a prior survey of students' interests and MBTI results. The sharing covered five key areas: Education, Economics, Services & Tourism, Foreign Languages and Vocational Training.
Each staff presentation included details on universitie/college options, admission methods, tuition fees, career opportunities after graduation, necessary preparations for pursuing that major and whether it suited students' personalities. After each presentation, students could immediately ask their questions. Most of the attending students already had some information regarding their personalities, preferred universities and future career aspirations. While their plans might change over the next three to four years, we did our best to provide them with the information they needed at this stage.
OTHER PROGRAMS
include nutrition assistance, medical & dental care, and disaster relief.
These services are provided to very poor families, children, the elderly and the disabled.
This site last updated on June 19, 2025 @ 1:56 pm