Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam

Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam HSCV has been actively supporting children and their families in Vietnam since 2001.

Empowering children to build bright futures by providing holistic support to them, their families,and
their communities, fostering resilience, education, and sustainable well-being. In 2011 HSCV opened the Blossom House for girls, a foster home providing a safe and healing place for girls to live and grow.

29/07/2026

From accessing government services, to paying bills. to staying connected with family, digital technology is becoming part of everyday life in Vietnam. That's why HSCV is working alongside local Community Digital Transformation Team members in Vật Lại Commune building the skills and confidence they need to help their neighbours navigate an increasingly digital world.

Over the past month, with support from access foundationThe Access Group Foundation, Community Digital Transformation Team members from Đồng Bảng, Liễu Châu, Cộng Hòa, Đông Hữu, and Vật Lại 2 explored practical digital skills, online public services, and ways to support others in their communities.

This training wasn't just about learning new technology. It was about building local knowledge and confidence so that community members can answer questions, share what they've learned, and help others access information, government services, and new opportunities.

In the coming months, these local volunteers will begin sharing their knowledge with women and older adults across the commune, helping ensure that digital skills continue to grow within the community long after the training has finished.

A heartfelt thank you to The Access Group Foundation for partnering with HSCV to help strengthen digital skills and expand opportunities for rural communities. 💚

Six months. Countless moments of learning, growth, and connection. 💚The first half of 2026 has been filled with stories ...
28/07/2026

Six months. Countless moments of learning, growth, and connection. 💚

The first half of 2026 has been filled with stories of children discovering new confidence, families overcoming challenges, and communities coming together to create new opportunities.

None of this happens alone.

Every step forward has been made possible by the children, families, partners, volunteers, donors, and supporters who believe in HSCV's mission and walk alongside us.

Our 2026 Mid-Year Report shares some of the stories, milestones, and moments that have shaped the year so far and the impact we've created together.

📖 Read the full Mid-Year Report here: bit.ly/4fqbPwz

Thank you for being part of this journey. We can't wait to see what the second half of 2026 will bring. 💚

Children don't always need us to have the answers. Sometimes they just need to know we're listening. 💚When children feel...
24/07/2026

Children don't always need us to have the answers. Sometimes they just need to know we're listening. 💚

When children feel discouraged, disagree with us, or struggle to get started, it's natural to want to solve the problem for them. But often, the most valuable thing we can offer is our time, patience, and a safe space for them to share how they're feeling.

Feeling heard helps children build confidence. It encourages them to express themselves, work through challenges, and know that they don't have to face difficult moments alone.

Through HSCV's Blossom Clubs and parent activities, families have opportunities to strengthen communication, build trust, and better understand one another. These everyday conversations help build stronger relationships that continue long after the activities end.

Sometimes, the most powerful words a child can hear are:

"I'm listening." 💚

Every dream begins with someone who believes it's possible. 💚B**h is in Grade 11 and already has a clear vision for her ...
22/07/2026

Every dream begins with someone who believes it's possible. 💚

B**h is in Grade 11 and already has a clear vision for her future.

She hopes to study Chinese Language at university and is working hard to get there. Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry are her favourite subjects, and she enjoys learning new things on her own.

Life at home hasn't always been easy. After her parents separated, B**h moved in with her older brother and grandmother, who has no stable income. Despite the challenges her family faces, she continues to show up every day with determination, curiosity, and a commitment to her education.

Meeting students like B**h is a reminder that talent and ambition can be found everywhere. Sometimes, what makes the greatest difference is having the opportunity to keep learning.

💚 Follow HSCV as we continue sharing the stories of students like B**h and the journeys they're taking toward their dreams.

Some of the most important conversations HSCV has happen around a family's kitchen table, in a small courtyard, or while...
21/07/2026

Some of the most important conversations HSCV has happen around a family's kitchen table, in a small courtyard, or while sitting together outside their home.

Regular family visits help us understand how life is changing, celebrate progress, and identify where additional support may still be needed. They remind us that every family's journey is different.

During a recent visit to Vật Lại Commune, we met Thanh, an energetic and curious little boy who loves to smile. He lives with his mother in a home that has gradually fallen into disrepair, where even something as basic as using the bathroom has become difficult and unsafe.

Despite these challenges, Thanh's curiosity hasn't faded. He still loves to explore, learn, and dream about what lies ahead.

Meeting families like Thanh's is a reminder that behind every home is a story we don't always seem and that sometimes practical support, whether improving a living space, helping a child stay in school, or easing daily pressures, can make a meaningful difference to a family's everyday life.

💚 If you'd like to help support children and families like Thanh's, you can learn more through the donation link in the comments or by scanning the QR code.

Thank you for continuing to walk alongside families in rural Vietnam.

17/07/2026

As more people connect to the digital world, knowing “how to stay safe online” is becoming just as important as knowing how to use digital technology.

For many women and older adults in rural communities, the internet is opening new opportunities to access information, public services, communicate with family, and manage everyday tasks. At the same time, it also brings new challenges, including online scams, fraud, misinformation, and threats to personal privacy.

Through HSCV's digital safety activities in Suối Hai Commune, participants explored practical ways to protect themselves online. Together, they learned how to recognize common scams, safeguard personal information, use smartphones and social media more safely, and make informed decisions when navigating digital platforms.

Digital confidence is about more than using technology. It is about feeling safe, knowing who to trust, and having the skills to make informed choices in an increasingly connected world.

By strengthening both digital literacy and online safety, we're helping rural communities access the opportunities of the digital world with greater confidence and security. 💚

What makes you, YOU?At Summer Camp, the children turned simple human-shaped figures into colorful representations of the...
16/07/2026

What makes you, YOU?

At Summer Camp, the children turned simple human-shaped figures into colorful representations of themselves! Through colors, patterns, and creative details, each child had the chance to explore and express what makes them unique. 🌈

Activities like this are more than just summer fun. They give children space to be creative, express themselves, and grow in confidence—all part of HSCV’s commitment to helping children learn and develop beyond the classroom.

With just $15 a month, you can support a child’s education and help create more opportunities for them to learn, explore, and grow.

✨ Be part of this journey: https://givebutter.com/HSCV_Blossom_Program

Growing up is about more than preparing for exams. It's about preparing for life. 💚This World Youth Skills Day, we're ce...
15/07/2026

Growing up is about more than preparing for exams. It's about preparing for life. 💚

This World Youth Skills Day, we're celebrating the everyday skills that help young people navigate challenges, build healthy relationships, make confident decisions, and believe in their own potential.

Through HSCV's Blossom Clubs, students are developing communication skills, emotional awareness, teamwork, problem-solving, and self-confidence—skills that support them both inside and outside the classroom, and long after they leave school.

With your support, more children can access these opportunities:

💚 **$10** provides materials for life skills activities.
💚 **$15** helps one student participate in Blossom Club sessions.
💚 **$20** provides materials for a full Blossom Club session for up to 30 students.
💚 **$30** helps train teachers to bring life skills into everyday learning.
💚 **$50** supports counselling and emotional well-being activities for young people who need extra support.

Every child deserves the opportunity to grow with confidence and hope for the future.

This World Youth Skills Day, you can help make that possible.

📱 Scan the QR code or visit the donation link in the comments to support HSCV's youth development programs.

Together, we're helping young people build the skills—and the confidence—to shape their own futures.

09/07/2026

When Mr. Bùi Hữu Trường first joined HSCV's digital skills training, he wasn't sure he would be able to keep up.

Working in his local community, he had very little experience using digital technology and found online public services unfamiliar. Like many people in rural communities, he worried that learning something new at his age would be difficult.

But with practical training, encouragement, and plenty of hands-on practice, his confidence began to grow.

Today, Mr. Trường is comfortably using digital tools such as VNeID and iHanoi. Even more importantly, he is now helping others in his community learn how to access these services too.

As more everyday services move online in Vietnam, digital skills are becoming essential. By supporting local community members first, we're helping ensure that no one is left behind as communities become increasingly connected.

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