The 'Hope for Children' project, initiated by AIESEC in Vietnam in 2011, aims to bridge the gap between society and underprivileged children through education and meaningful interactions. The project targets university students, children in orphanages, and NGOs, focusing on topics such as English, first aid, and cultural education while organizing community awareness events. In its first year, the project educated 550 children and collaborated with nine orphanages, engaging 19 interns and 20 local students.

1. HOPE FOR CHILDREN PROJECT
AIESEC FTU HCMC

2. PROJECT OVERVIEW
Started in Vietnam in 2011, “Hope for Children” aims to clear the gap
between our society and unprivileged children.
Target stakeholders:
• University/high school students
• Children at orphanages, shelter homes
• NGOs, orphanages, shelter homes
Objectives:
• Provide basic education
• Build a bridge between society and unprivileged children
• Meaningful interaction among target stakeholders & interns

3. Providing basic education
English teaching and basic knowledge for children.
Basic knowledge can be diverse such as:
• First aid
• Reading
• Cultural Education
• Multiple intelligences
• Math & Sciences
• Computer science

4. Bring unprivileged children closer to society
Research and approach NGOs, orphanages,
shelter homes to set partnership.
Contact companies to raise sponsorship.
Plan and implement community programs to
raise awareness about children issues.
• Reading Day
• International Children Day
• Christmas
• Mid-Autumn Festival
• Fund-raising events
• Visit children at hospitals

5. Internship at professional children NGO
• Work at our partner NGOs at their offices, or English teaching at
development centers.
• Support in event organizing and participation in events.
Integrate with Vietnamese culture
• Participate in AIESEC integration events and cultural activities
•Attend AIESEC events: Local Chapter Meetings,
skill trainings, city tours, ect.
Vietnamese Class

6. Learning points
Creative, teaching skills,
public speaking, working
with children
Experience in project
management,
organizing events
Learning to plan and work
with a multicultural group

7. Achievements in 2011
Educate 550 unprivileged children aged 6 - 13
Cooperate 9 orphanages, development centers
Average 8 classes/ events per week
Organize 5 special events
Involve 19 interns & 20 local university students

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