Child Protection Vietnam Project #38525

Protect 30 girl children at risk of prostitution

by Alliance Anti Trafic

Protect 30 girl children at risk of prostitution

Project Report | Aug 3, 2026
Project Updated (July, 2026)

By Ms. Ha Tran | Project update

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Updates from the Where Dreams Bloom Program

We are delighted to share the latest updates from Where Dreams Bloom, a program dedicated to supporting girls from vulnerable backgrounds by helping them stay in school, develop essential life skills, and build a safer and brighter future.

Building Knowledge and Confidence Through Gender Education

As part of our ongoing efforts to empower the girls in the program, AAT organized gender education workshops tailored to different age groups:

Group 1: Grades 1–7
Group 2: Grades 8–12

Through interactive discussions and engaging activities, the girls learned about physical and emotional development, adolescent reproductive health, personal boundaries, healthy relationships, and strategies for recognizing and responding to unsafe situations. The workshops created a safe and supportive environment where the girls felt comfortable asking questions, sharing their thoughts, and learning from one another. These sessions not only strengthened their knowledge but also increased their confidence in protecting themselves and making informed decisions.

Supporting Every Step of Their Educational Journey

Beyond life skills activities, AAT continues to provide regular group sessions where the girls can share their experiences, discuss challenges in school and daily life, and receive encouragement from both social workers and their peers. These gatherings foster a sense of belonging and create a supportive environment where every girl feels heard and valued.

Our social workers also conduct regular home visits to monitor each girl's well-being, academic progress, and family situation. By maintaining close communication with families and schools, AAT can identify emerging challenges early and provide timely, individualized support based on each girl's needs.

A significant milestone for the program this year is that five Grade 12 students have successfully completed the National High School Graduation Examination and are currently waiting for their results. This marks an important transition as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives, whether pursuing higher education, vocational training, or future employment. Throughout their exam preparation, AAT has provided continuous emotional encouragement and motivation. Once the results are announced, we will continue supporting the girls through educational and career guidance, helping them make informed decisions that align with their strengths, aspirations, and future goals.

Creating Opportunities Through Education

The Where Dreams Bloom program continues to provide monthly scholarships that help cover school-related expenses and reduce the financial burden on families, enabling the girls to remain in school and focus on their education.

For AAT, these scholarships represent far more than financial assistance. They are an investment in each girl's future, encouraging her to believe in herself, pursue her dreams with confidence, and develop the resilience needed to overcome life's challenges. Through close collaboration among families, schools, and AAT, we continue to build a stable, supportive, and nurturing environment where every girl has the opportunity to thrive.

A Heartfelt Thank You

The achievements of the Where Dreams Bloom program would not be possible without the generous support of our donors and partners. Your trust and commitment have enabled vulnerable girls to continue their education while gaining the knowledge, confidence, and life skills they need to build brighter futures.

On behalf of AAT and all the girls in the program, we sincerely thank you for your continued generosity and belief in our mission. Together, we are creating meaningful opportunities that empower girls to overcome adversity, realize their potential, and pursue their dreams with hope and confidence.

For any inquiries, please contact: vnaction@allianceantitrafic.org

Follow our latest updates on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aatvietnam

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Mar 24, 2026
Project Updated (March, 2026)

By Ms. Ha Tran | Project update

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We are pleased to share with you the latest updates from the Where Dreams Bloom project in 2026 – a program that supports at-risk girls to stay in school and complete their K–12 education.

In 2026, the program continues to provide monthly scholarships of 1,500,000 VND per child, helping cover education and living expenses, reducing financial pressure on families, and enabling the girls to continue their studies.

In January and February, AAT organized a series of “A Joyful Tet” activities for the children in the program. Through culturally rich activities such as learning about traditional customs, playing folk games, and engaging in group interactions, the children not only experienced the festive spirit but also felt a strong sense of care, connection, and belonging.

In addition, the Mobile Library continues to be implemented, giving children access to new books each month. Books are shared among participants, fostering a reading culture and supporting their learning and knowledge development.

The program also introduced basic English classes for the children, aiming to improve their language skills, build confidence in communication, and expand their future educational opportunities.

In March, the children participated in a paper flower-making activity in celebration of International Women’s Day (March 8). This activity encouraged creativity while providing an opportunity for the children to express appreciation for important women in their lives, as well as raising awareness about gender equality.

We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to you – our valued donors. Your support has made a meaningful difference, helping these girls access education, grow, and pursue their dreams.

Please feel free to contact us at vnaction@allianceantitrafic.org if you have any questions, and continue following the journey of Where Dreams Bloom through our Facebook page for the latest updates.

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Nov 25, 2025
Project Updated (November, 2025)

By Ms. Ha Tran | Project update

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Dear Friends,

We are pleased to share with you the updates from September to November for our project Educating 3000 Children to Fight Social Risks. Thanks to your continued support, we have been able to sustain meaningful outreach efforts and expand our assistance to children and families in vulnerable situations.

During this period, our team conducted several assessments to review the needs of new families at risk. Through these efforts, we identified four additional girls requiring timely protection and support. They have since been referred to our program to ensure that their safety and well-being are prioritized.

At the same time, our Sunflower Team social workers continued their regular outreach to women working in the sex industry, providing gender education, STI counseling, and distributing condoms to help them stay informed and safe. These interactions not only address urgent health needs but also strengthen trust and connection with the mothers we accompany.

In addition, we supported parents through early-year financial assistance, helping them stabilize their basic needs so their daughters can continue school and daily life with fewer barriers. Our team also maintained close communication with families to monitor progress and offer tailored support whenever needed.

For the children and adolescents in our Where Dreams Bloom program, we organized various activities and continued delivering age-appropriate education on gender, personal safety, and emotional well-being. Many of the girls showed positive engagement and increased confidence throughout the sessions.

We also strengthened our online communication campaigns to reach more young people with information about gender, reproductive health, and personal safety—using social media platforms to make learning more accessible and engaging.

As always, we are deeply grateful for your trust and partnership. Your contributions make it possible for us to continue protecting and empowering women and children facing social risks. We look forward to updating you further and welcome any thoughts or feedback you may have.

Warm regards,
Alliance Anti-Trafic Vietnam

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