Presentation by World Concern on awareness raising
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The document discusses World Concern Vietnam's programs from 1992-2008 that aimed to empower people with disabilities and at-risk youth in Vietnam. The key components included awareness raising activities to educate these groups and the community on rights and abilities, as well as vocational training and employment support to enable self-sufficiency. Lessons learned emphasized mobilizing local resources, combining diverse awareness activities, and demonstrating success through personal interactions.
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