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Disability & Childcare Centre Support
Highlights
- Work at centres around Hanoi supporting children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and disabilities caused by Agent Orange
- One placement is the Friendship Village, founded in 1992 by American veteran George Mizo for children affected by wartime dioxin exposure
- Three meals a day, six days a week, cooked fresh at the volunteer house by local cooks
- Arrive Wednesday, orientation Thursday, meet your project Friday and a guided Hanoi city tour on Saturday
- Halong Bay and the Sapa Valley are both weekend trips from Hanoi
- Work at centres around Hanoi supporting children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and disabilities caused by Agent Orange
- One placement is the Friendship Village, founded in 1992 by American veteran George Mizo for children affected by wartime dioxin exposure
- Three meals a day, six days a week, cooked fresh at the volunteer house by local cooks
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Over het programma
Support children with autism, cerebral palsy and Agent Orange-related disabilities at centres around Hanoi, including the Friendship Village.
Vietnam's population is growing fast, its public finances are stretched, and specialist knowledge about childhood disability is thin on the ground. The centres in and around Hanoi that care for disabled children are doing serious work with far fewer trained adults than the children need. That is the ...
Dagelijkse activiteiten
Your first week runs to a fixed pattern:
- Wednesday — Arrival at Noi Bai International Airport (HAN). The country coordinator meets you and takes you to the volunteer house.
- Thursday — Orientation with the local team: safety, culture, language, transport, behaviour, food, and what to do with your ...
Vrijetijdsactiviteiten
Your first Saturday is a guided day tour of Hanoi, included in the fee. After that the weekends are yours, and northern Vietnam is one of the best regions in Asia to have weekends in.
Halong Bay — Limestone karsts out of green water, three hours from Hanoi. Overnight boat trips are the standard ...
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Diensten ingesloten
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Gegevens over jouw aankomst
🚩 Arrival is a WEDNESDAY, at Noi Bai International Airport (HAN). Programmes start on the Wednesday you select, so book your flight for that day.
🚩 The programme ends on a Wednesday too, and you leave the accommodation that morning. Plan your outbound flight around it.
Arrival pickup is included. The country coordinator meets you at the airport and takes you to the volunteer house.
🚩 The return airport drop is not included. Most volunteers use Grab or a taxi app, which is cheap and simple from the house.
🚩 Daily transport to the project is not included and the volunteer house is around 45 minutes by bus from the Old Quarter. Budget for local transport across a long placement.
Documents — A clean criminal background check is mandatory before your placement. Bring your CV and a passport copy too.
Visa — Vietnam's rules vary by nationality and change fairly often; some passports get visa-free entry, others need an e-visa in advance. Check your own position early, especially for stays over 30 days, and ask us if you are unsure. Visa fees are not included.
Insurance — Travel and medical insurance is mandatory. It can be purchased through us at extra cost.
What to bring — Light clothes, but modest ones: shoulders and knees covered at the project. Rainwear for the summer, and a warm layer if you are coming between December and February, when Hanoi gets genuinely cold and damp.
When to come — Weekly Wednesday starts, year-round. Hanoi is hot and wet from May to September, cool and dry from October to April; October and November are the pleasantest months to work in.
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