Foreign sponsors join hands to help children in Lai Chau
illusstration photo source: internet
The project will be realized within three years from 2016 to 2018 in three mountainous communes to help children get access to preschool and primary school.
The project will improve and apply advanced teaching methods, enhance the active participation of parents in teaching children and provide information to policy-makers.
It will also apply documents with Vietnamese and local languages with topics such as gender equality, living skills, individual safety, children rights, local culture and traditions.
Regional Director for Aide et Action South East Asia Prasert Tepanart revealed that the project creates an opportunity to improve education for children in Lai Chau, one of the most disadvantaged provinces in Viet Nam.
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