OUR PURPOSE
Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation provides exceptional care to Vietnamese children and families in crisis while creating long-term change for a better world.
OUR PURPOSE
Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation provides exceptional care to Vietnamese children and families in crisis while creating long-term change for a better world.
Giving back
When “Hoa” was younger, her family struggled to get by. Since she was in Grade 5, Blue Dragon supported Hoa by providing everything she needed to stay in school: school fees, uniform, textbooks and stationery. Hoa loved school, but when she graduated she felt that she...
read moreFrom the streets to the stage
If you met V.A. today, you would never imagine that as a young boy he sold gum on the streets to make ends meet. Each day was a struggle to survive. V.A. and his family were not able to look any further than the next sale. The days on the street were long, and...
read moreHien’s story: Hungry for success
‘Hien’ is from Hue province, in the central region of Vietnam. Her father doesn’t have a stable job due to a condition that affects his ability to do manual work, and her mother picks up odd jobs when she can. Without a stable income, her family struggles to make ends...
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True Story of Tai, who found a way out of crisis
Take a behind-the-scenes look at the impact you have when you donate to Blue Dragon. Tai’s story is touching and shows how much we can do for kids in crisis when we all work together.
Blue Dragon’s Impact
runaways reunited with their families
trafficked people rescued
kids sent back to school & training
children & families now have legal papers
Season of Mist and Coloured Hair
Hanoi is a grey place at this time of year, with fog and pollution hanging low over the city. But standing out from the drabness: swarms of blue, purple and yellow hair. Every year, right before Tet (Lunar New Year), the Blue Dragon kids dye their hair as a way of...
read moreThe rise of the baby farm
The first time he tricked a woman and sold her to a brothel, Mr Nam earned about $50. He had thought it would be more, and was promised that next time he would be much happier. The buyers were right. In between his on-again / off-again job as a xe om (motorbike...
read moreDirty hands
I lived on a farm in the outback of Australia for 6 years as a teenager. I hated it, and they were the best years of my life. At the time, I hated the isolation. We were 30km from the nearest village; to get a haircut was a 120km round trip. There was nobody my age...
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