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Project Vietnam Foundation: August 2006
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Tuesday, August 22, 2006. A Tale of Two Kids: Ha and Quan. The first Project Vietnam Medical Mission to Hoa Binh was completed in 2001, and the experience was so successful that a follow-up mission was provided in 2002. That second mission was marked by the tragic loss of Surgery Team member Dr. John O'Connor. Friday, August 11, 2006. Duc Giang Hospital in Hanoi.
Project Vietnam Foundation: Baby Hieu: a report by Jim Brennan in Hanoi
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Friday, July 28, 2006. Baby Hieu: a report by Jim Brennan in Hanoi. Eventually we found the place, and spent an enjoyable afternoon with the extended family. We met Hieu's older brother The, who was the recipient of major heart surgery a few years ago. I'm happy to report that both boys are now healthy and happy. July 31, 2006 6:21 PM. Our volunteers LIVING IN Vietnam.
Project Vietnam Foundation: Fund Raising Events Scheduled in Orange County
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Tuesday, July 18, 2006. Fund Raising Events Scheduled in Orange County. Project Vietnam has initiated a fundraising campaign “Breaths for Newborns” to save the babies by providing 15,000 CPR kits to trained health personnel. Our next event in Orange county September 24, 2006. This would save tens of thousands babies yearly! September 24, 2006:. 4717 W.1st street,.
Project Vietnam Foundation: Recruiting For Medical Mission October 27-November 12, 2006
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Tuesday, July 18, 2006. Recruiting For Medical Mission October 27-November 12, 2006. We are recruiting for the upcoming Medical Mission trip October 27-November 12, 2006. This exciting annual event will take our team to provide training in Saigon and Hanoi, and work in Nghe An province-central Vietnam. Please click here for a cost break down estimate.
Project Vietnam Foundation: Project Vietnam Overdue Update
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Thursday, October 01, 2009. Project Vietnam Overdue Update. So much happened since our posting in 2007. Project Vietnam became Project Vietnam Foundation in January 2008 and has continued its missions trekking the rural roads to provide corrective surgeries to children and healthcare treatment to needy families in remote locations. The country is amazing and the kind...
Project Vietnam Foundation: January 2007
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Monday, January 29, 2007. Trip Report from Pham Van Nam. L have worked in two Project Vietnam medical missions, to Hai Duong and to Vinh. L really love Project Vietnam because the. People in the project are very friendly and very easy. Going, every time l made a lot of good friends and I. Have a chance to work with children. Before l joined. So i l walked around the ...
Project Vietnam Foundation: July 2006
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Friday, July 28, 2006. Baby Hieu: a report by Jim Brennan in Hanoi. Eventually we found the place, and spent an enjoyable afternoon with the extended family. We met Hieu's older brother The, who was the recipient of major heart surgery a few years ago. I'm happy to report that both boys are now healthy and happy. Tuesday, July 18, 2006. September 24, 2006:. We are re...
Project Vietnam Foundation: return to Hoa Binh
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Thursday, January 25, 2007. Return to Hoa Binh. The family (and the local Muong kids) are always happy to see visitors. The pictures attached here show Nam with Quan; the road leading to Quan's house; the house itself; the new water buffalo; and the local kids who were quite excited to see a foreigner. We taught them how to play "Simon Says! View my complete profile.
Project Vietnam Foundation: A Tale of Two Kids: Ha and Quan
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Tuesday, August 22, 2006. A Tale of Two Kids: Ha and Quan. The first Project Vietnam Medical Mission to Hoa Binh was completed in 2001, and the experience was so successful that a follow-up mission was provided in 2002. That second mission was marked by the tragic loss of Surgery Team member Dr. John O'Connor. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Project Vietnam is a non-profit humanitarian program which provides healthcare assistance to children of poor rural communities in Vietnam. Thursday, October 01, 2009. Project Vietnam Overdue Update. Monday, January 29, 2007. Trip Report from Pham Van Nam. L have worked in two Project Vietnam medical missions, to Hai Duong and to Vinh. L really love Project Vietnam because the. People in the project are very friendly and very easy. Going, every time l made a lot of good friends and I. We came to school a...
Project Vietnam Inc (PVI)
How You Can Help. Photo & Video. Project Vietnam Inc (PVI). An Australian Volunteer Organisation helping the people of Vietnam and Cambodia. Project Vietnam Inc (PVI) is an Australian humanitarian aid organisation who develops projects including Renovation of Orphanages, Schools, Kindergartens and Health Care facilities throughout South-East Asia. How You Can Help. Join a Project Team. Photo & Video. Media & Public Relations.
Project Vietnam Foundation
Project Vietnam Foundation is a nonprofit humanitarian organization working to create sustainable pediatric healthcare in Vietnam, while providing free healthcare and aid to impoverished rural areas across the country. Learn more. PVNF’s 20th Annual Gala to support Breaths for Newborns. Helping Babies Breathe…The Beginning of Life…. READ MORE about BREATHS FOR NEWBORNS. In Westminster, California. The event includes dinner, entertainment, silent and live auctions and raffles. Annual Fundraising Gala 2015.
The Journey of SEALNet Project Vietnam 2007 | SEALNet Project Vietnam – what we do, think, and feel.
The Journey of SEALNet Project Vietnam 2007. SEALNet Project Vietnam – what we do, think, and feel. July 4, 2007. Day 11, Our Last Day. Long after the pictures grey. Friends shall we forever stay. Though the places and faces fade. But not memories that we have made. For while the work is never done. But if our hearts bond as one. Then in the end we’ll meet again. At the victory line; forever friends. 8212; Selena Tan. Posted in Daily Posts. July 4, 2007. Thoughts from Day 10. Our last day at 15 May.
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A blog to describe my experiences creating a mobile storytelling project during my Fellowship at Stanford's Digital Vision program. Friday, April 24, 2009. New Blog: runningaround.org. I've started a new blog over at runningaround.org. Hope you like it! This is more about creating things - applications, web sites, baked goods, whatever! Links to this post. Sunday, February 24, 2008. Entrepreneurship Week at Stanford. The DV Fellows (myself included) are presenting at Eweek. A good heart. This is crit...
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