The construction of village water systems, which dramatically reduce mortality, disease and malnutrition as well as stimulate local economies, are a growing focus for the group. In an effort to open the door to education to poor children in underserved rural areas, EMWF also builds and renovates elementary and kindergarten schools. Another very important project is the Marble Mountain Dental Clinic, which is slated to move from the outskirts of Danang City in 2000 into the city center. The free dental clinic for poor children serves more than 2,500 patients annually. Inc. The donations effort is ongoing collection of clothes, toys, medicine, medical supples, school supplies, household goods to be sent to agencies to hand carry to their orphanages for the good of all the kids there.
People can help by collecting donations for agencies in their area.
With global citizens working alongside the Vietnamese to clear mines, plant trees and provide mines awareness education, the legacy of war is being transformed into a healthy future for the children and families of Vietnam. PTV, working in partnership with the US Department of State, James Madison University, The Women's Union of Quang Tri Province, The Committee for the Care and Protection of Children in QTP and the People's Committee of QTP, this program has been made great strides in making Vietnam a safer place. In addition, their reforestation efforts are bringing valuable farmland lost to the war back to life. This organization provides a wonderful opportunity for adoptive parents of Vietnamese children to give back to the country that has given them so much in a special and meaningful way. Your contributions are welcome and greatly appreciated.