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
We thank everyone who donated to support our effort to provide soap to the children at the Luang Prabang Orphanage. We still need your help, if you haven’t had the chance to donate yet now is the time! Please see
Our preschool in Yodt Phair completed in Mid-March and we celebrated with the village about a month later. There was a baci, a wonderful meal, dancing and the children entertained us.
Our Ban Phawai Primary/Preschool construction commenced after Pimai week. There will be two buildings, three classrooms in each with bathrooms. The first building is under construction now and the existing building will be taken down after school finishes on May
The team travels to our preschool in Dindam Village, Nonghed District, near the border with Vietnam. The school sits high up on a hill above the village. Our Hatters provided hats to all the children! We are so thankful for
We traveled by van to Nonghed District where Give Children A Choice is distributing multivitamins to pregnant/lactating mothers and children from infant to 6 years old. On the way we stopped in Thachok to see Yer Vue, which is the
This morning we visited the Nonghed District Hospital, Mother and Child Division for an update on the distribution of daily multivitamins to every pregnant/lactating mother and all children from 6 months to 5 years (plus). We had the chance to
Yesterday we visited the Luang Prabang Orphanage, there are now 510 children from 6 years old that call the orphanage home. We provided every child a toothbrush and tube of toothpaste, we had a great time and the children and
If you remember Mr. Yelee, his legs were blown off by a hidden UXO as he was clearing new land for his growing family in August 2008. His life readjusting to normalcy has been tough to say the least. He’s
Some of you may remember when we found YerVue hidden in her relative’s home. She walked on all fours. Avoided by children beyond her family. She was “bad luck” because of her disability. She’s since learned to walk with support