BRIGHTER LIVES

160 GIFTS, MORE HOPE FOR A NEW SCHOOL YEAR

As a new school year began, L.O.V.E. distributed 160 gifts to children in need living in remote mountainous areas and poor rural communities in Central Vietnam.

Each gift included a school backpack, notebooks, a study lamp, and nutritious food such as milk and rice cakes. These gifts helped ethnic minority children prepare for the new school year, while also bringing encouragement to poor and orphaned children in rural communities.

Through the support of local churches and authorities, we were grateful to bring not only much-needed school supplies, but also a little care, encouragement, and hope to children and families facing difficult circumstances.

NEW SCHOOL YEAR SUPPORT FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

For many of our students, starting college means leaving their hometowns and moving to cities like Da Nang and Hue to pursue their dreams. Along with the excitement of a new school year come the added costs of tuition, accommodation, food, and daily living.

To help ease some of this burden, L.O.V.E. provided an extra gift at the beginning of the school year, offering practical support and a little encouragement as our students begin another year of their journey.

HOPE SCHOLARSHIP

FROM THE EDGE OF DROPPING OUT TO UNIVERSITY

A few years ago, continuing their education was uncertain for Hong Dao, Van Dam, and Thuy Linh. Coming from disadvantaged ethnic minority communities in the mountainous areas of Central Vietnam, their families struggled to afford their education, and all three were at risk of having to leave school.

Through the HOPE Scholarship Program, L.O.V.E. was able to support them along their journey. Today, we are celebrating a meaningful milestone: all three have been accepted into college or university. They are also among the first young people from their villages to continue their education at this level.

Congratulations to:

Hong Dao

Automotive Technology

Quang Nam College

Van Dam

Literature

Quy Nhon University

Thuy Linh

Accounting

Hue Industrial College

NEW:  We have a new page on our website showcasing some of our Program Graduates' Success Stories.

We are deeply grateful to our caring sponsors. Your support can change more than one student’s future, it can bring hope to a family and open new possibilities for the next generation.

We are also pleased to introduce two new HOPE Scholarship profiles.

Please click on their names to learn more about their stories and circumstances, and click here to walk alongside them on their educational journey.

Ho Thi Ne He Mi

Grade 7 | Cor ethnic minority

A determined girl from a poor mountainous family who walks long distances to school and dreams of continuing her education.

Dinh Hai Dang

Grade 4 | Hre ethnic minority

A young boy from a poor mountainous family who loves school and dreams of a better future through education.

MEDICAL KITS: A FULL CABINET, A HAPPY COMMUNITY

Recently, L.O.V.E. visited the Medical Cabinet in Lia, Quang Tri, to restock essential medicines for the local community.

The need for medicine is especially high, as many of the people we serve are children and elderly ethnic minority people living in remote, rugged mountainous areas near the border, where access to healthcare remains limited.

The people were truly happy to see us and especially to see the medicine cabinet filled again. For them, having essential medicines available nearby can make a meaningful difference when they are sick or in need of care.

CHRISTMAS GIVING

SHARING JOY WITH FAMILIES IN NEED

Christmas is a season of love, giving, and sharing.

This Christmas, L.O.V.E. hopes to bring love and joy to children and families in need, including orphaned children, ethnic minority children, the elderly, and people with disabilities

in rural and mountainous communities.

200 food baskets – $30 each

1,000 candy gifts – $3 each

 Your support can help bring a little more warmth, joy, and love to families who are facing difficult circumstances this Christmas. Would you join us in making Christmas brighter for those in need??