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Last night, we finished the first part of our journey that was mainly focusing on children and education.

Those last 2 days, we drove across the Kon Tum province and visited 2 boarding schools for orphans and children who could not stay with their parents, all from ethnic minorities. Once again we were overwhelmed by the kindness and dedication that the catholic nuns have for those children. We had  a great time laughing, singing and dancing together (enjoy the videos!)

The donation money was used to deliver food, books, school supplies, scholarships and 5 digital keyboards! In addition, we paid for the urgently needed dialysis traitement of the mother of one of the school children. 

Yesterday, we also visited a leper village. Leprosy traitements are available in Vietnam, but many of the people suffering from that terrible disease live together in those villages to avoid being stigmatized by other people.  We provided that village with milk and notebooks. 

We are now staying 2 days in Ho Chi Minh City, preparing for the next phase of our journey.  Stay tuned!































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  1. You are just great!! Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Nice pictures 😊

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  3. Thank you so much for sharing!! What an impactful journey. You’re wonderful

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  4. You are both an inspiration! What à meaningful journey and a sense of purpose. Thank you for sharing those moments with us! Thank you for allowing us to be part of it! The smiles and happiness we are witnessing are priceless ❤️ 💖

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  5. C’est magnifique ce que vous faites! Merci de partager ces merveilleux moments! Marie-Hélène

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  6. You both fit right in 😀 what are the two men drinking with the long straws?

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    1. Homemade rice wine! 😋

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  7. Thanks for the update and for the great work that you are doing. The ATL money is being put to great use, bravo!

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  8. Merci de partager cette superbe aventure ! Ca nous rend fiers de faire même à petite échelle partie de ces projets ! Bravo encore et à bientôt. Elisabeth

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  9. Thank you for sharing with us this incredible experience! You are touching so many lives in so many ways. Thank you Thao et Christophe.

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