Volunteers for Peace Vietnam (VPV) - ICYE
Volunteers for Peace Vietnam (VPV) - ICYE
Volunteers for Peace Vietnam (VPV) - ICYE
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VOLUTEER’S REQUIREMETS<br />
The volunteer should<br />
- Be flexible, creative, patient<br />
- Have experience with children<br />
- Be ready to work with heavily disabled children<br />
- Know activities, games, songs that disabled children<br />
can enjoy<br />
- Appreciate to live in the countryside.<br />
VOLUTEER’S TASKS<br />
UMBER OF VOLUTEERS I<br />
PROJECT<br />
HOST SITUATIO<br />
The volunteers will help the disabled children in their daily<br />
activities by organizing leisure activities and trying to<br />
encourage them to communicate with others. <strong>Volunteers</strong> also<br />
join painting, drawing classes <strong>for</strong> the children at the centre.<br />
Besides, they can organize English classes <strong>for</strong> the staff at the<br />
centre, communication classes <strong>for</strong> the people living nearby<br />
welfare centre or students studying at some universities.<br />
- Helping children with daily activities<br />
- Organizing leisure activities<br />
- Join painting/ drawing classes<br />
- Organize English classes <strong>for</strong> the staff<br />
- Organizing communication classes <strong>for</strong> the people living<br />
nearby the centre<br />
5<br />
<strong>Volunteers</strong> will stay in an accommodation in the centre. They<br />
should expect a <strong>Vietnam</strong>ese standard, which means sleeping on<br />
dormitory beds or on the floor and sharing bathrooms with the<br />
children.<br />
The centre does not allow hotel-stays; the volunteers are<br />
obligated to live in the centre.<br />
AME OF PROJECT<br />
Social Welfare 4<br />
<strong>Vietnam</strong> Friendship Village<br />
LOCATIO<br />
COUTRY<br />
THEME OR TYPE OF PROJECT<br />
AIMS OF THE PROJECT<br />
PROJECT’S ACTIVITIES<br />
Around 15 kilometres from Hanoi<br />
<strong>Vietnam</strong><br />
Mentally and physically disabled children and war veterans<br />
The aim of the program is to provide an opportunity <strong>for</strong> the<br />
children in the village to open themselves with the community,<br />
especially with <strong>for</strong>eign volunteers. This will also enable the<br />
volunteers to learn about the continued consequence of the war<br />
which ended 3 decades ago to give a hand to heal the wound.<br />
<strong>Vietnam</strong> Friendship Village opened its doors in 1993 to treat<br />
children and veterans suffering from the effects of Agent<br />
Orange (which was used during the US-<strong>Vietnam</strong> War). The