Pioneering preschool education in remote rural villages
Provide teachers with needed teaching and learning tools
Distributing daily multivitamins to the vulnerable
Hand washing with natural soap helps save lives
Handmade hats and scarves by Global Heartfelt Hatters
Helping UXO survivors, the disabled and families in crisis
Earlier this year we traveled to Kokngiew Preschool with a group of visitors, while at the preschool we distributed hats to the children lovingly crafted by our Global Heartfelt Hatters. Check out the adorable pictures we received today from one
Yesterday we visited three of our preschools in Luang Prabang Province; Napho ( built in 2004), Mouang Khai (built in 2005)and Kokmanh (built in 2007). We distributed SoyJoy nutrition bars to the children, generously donated by Southeast Asian Medical Support
Late last year Nourish Lao Children donated the funds to build a kitchen on the Thachok Village school grounds. Kitchen supplies were delivered earlier this year. Give Children A Choice provided the furniture for the kitchen and coordinated the construction.
The Global Heartfelt Hatters in Vientiane working hard to make life just a little easier for the children in Laos. Amazing turnout with the ladies working hard to reach our goal of delivering 100 handmade toys to sick children in
We traveled to Phonsavath Village, located about 20 km north of Luang Prabang, yesterday. We gave out clothing from our generous worldwide donors, hats supplied by our Global Heartfelt Hatters and nutrition bars, generously donated by Japan based Southeast Asian
What’s the good news? We delivered 650 bars of soap and plenty of nutritional bars (1500) to the Northern Regional NonFormal Education center school in Luang Prabang. This is a state run boarding school for disadvantaged single / no parent
We gave Mr Houng hope today. Now, what needs to be done is to see if we (he and us) can evolve that hope into self esteem and self confidence. He lost both 18 years ago, when he found a
What’s the great news? We had a fantastic afternoon with our friends at UXO LAO. The UXO removal team has been a godsend for our preschool programs. They’ve always been ready and prepared to clear UXO at our new school
What’s the good news? We met Mr Pheng today. His leg was blown off by a bomb 43 years ago, while working his farm. Today, he traded in his old prosthetic for a new one. No protruding screws. He said,
Give Children A Choice distributed clothes (from so many of our Vientiane, Japanese, US, Aussie and other anonymous donors) to the sick and premature children at the Xieng Khouang Provincial Hospital. The nurses said parents’ spirits were uplifted by the