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IN VIETNAM, BLUE DRAGON HAS:

  1. Sent 4,113 kids to school & training
  2. Provided shelter to 368 girls & boys
  3. Served 444,720 meals
  4. Built 87 homes for families
  5. Distributed 40,469 litres of milk
  6. Handed out 63,334 kilos of rice
  7. Reunited 407 runaways with their families
  8. Taken 1,429 kids for health checks
  9. Put 8 teens through drug rehab
  10. Obtained legal papers for 10,227 people
  11. Rescued 646 trafficked children
  12. Placed 231 teens in jobs
  13. Played 2,204 games of soccer!

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Blue Dragon’s founder, Michael Brosowski shared his views on human trafficking at TedxBadinh

“Rescue means being saved from a place where there is no future and go back to a normal life.”

“Rescue means freedom from sexual slavery.”

“Rescue means I am given the chance to change my life.”

Founder’s Blog

Survival mode

For kids like Xuan who’ve spent most of their lives just trying to defend themselves from the next attack, the journey to peace and fulfillment is a long one. “Happy ever afters” don’t come easy.
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The Rush

It’s a lesson we all need to learn. The rush of life never ceases, and we mustn’t let it overwhelm us. There’s always time to stop and be thankful.
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Home to say goodbye

For Diep, there will never be restitution, but I know that in the end she fulfilled the one last wish she had in life: to say goodbye to her daughter.
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The cover story

So it’s fine for Huong to tell us a cover story, if she feels more comfortable doing so. The point is that she shouldn’t have to, and she shouldn’t feel a need to. People who are trafficked should never be made to feel guilty for being the victim of this crime.
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A long time

The difference is that now they have hope. Even if the answers to their questions are not what they dream of, they have a way forward in life because they can finally address their past.
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Back

Thanh had a quiet life. Aged 27, she worked in a Hanoi clothes shop. She had good friends, a decent salary, and every reason to think she would soon be married and starting her own family.
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Representation

So this is what Blue Dragon does: we do whatever it takes. For these 2 kids, that means a reason to hope.
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Listen to this

It was such a joy to hear his music and to see the pride on his face. I couldn’t imagine a better homecoming than this.
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