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GCSF & Boeing Partner to Build New School Building in Viet Nam
In May GCSF and Boeing dedicated a new building to house 350-student primary and secondary schools of the Van Kieu and Paccoh ethnic minority tribes in the A Vao Commune, Dakrong District, which is located in Quang Tri Province, Viet Nam. The new facility will allow the students to attend classes in two shifts, rather than the former three shifts, resulting in a 50 percent increase in class time. Read more. Watch the Video.
‘Bridge Back’ to Viet Nam
Bill Dixon, of North Carolina, took part in a 12-day humanitarian mission to Viet Nam last fall. The group, led by Vietnam veteran Bob Matthews, formed a “bridge back” to the Southeast Asian country by donating more 40 bicycles, books and medical supplies for the Nouc Ngot Orphanage in Hue.
Upon returning home Bill and his wife, Jo, donated $100 in memory of their granddaughters to purchase two more bicycles for children at the orphanage.
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Welcome to the Global Community Service Foundation Web Site!
Global Community Service Foundation is a U.S.-based nongovernmental organization (NGO) that provides humanitarian assistance in Viet Nam, Burma and other Southeast Asian countries.
Our Board of Directors, advisors and international staff work with similar nongovernmental organizations to eradicate poverty in Southeast Asia by implementing sustainable, community-based programs that focus on improving access to health care, education and income-generation activities.
Many of the people active with Global Community Service Foundation have experienced firsthand the extreme deprivation and hardships of the Southeast Asian people during travels to the region and are committed to improving the quality of life for the region’s population.
Help us make difference in the most vulnerable and underserved people of Southeast Asia.
