Vietnam Experience

30/09/2018

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-30/vietnams-barefoot-tradies/10264806

Australia's macho tradesmen hold a sacred place in our national mythology. But in Vietnam, tradie life looks a little different.

17/09/2018

The roof tile shows the date in Solar and Lunar Calendars when the roof was placed on the new house. Then it was time to walk out of the lovely Ba Vi valley and return to our office jobs.

17/09/2018

A splendid home cooked lunch completed our visit along with selfies with the builder and grandmother.

17/09/2018

From a single room for 4 people to eat and sleep in, this family will now have 2 bedrooms, a kitchen and an outside toilet.

17/09/2018

At the second of the houses commenced by students and teachers from Rouse Hill Anglican College, the family is living under blue plastic while the house is completed, but things are moving along quickly.

17/09/2018

Work is continuing on the kitchen house started by Rouse Hill Anglican College students and will be finished this year.

17/09/2018

Progress at the first house visited was unexpected: From the original plan to build a new KITCHEN, the family had been so impressed with the work undertaken by the Rouse Hill group that they found extra resources to build a new HOUSE!

17/09/2018

My from Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam visited the 2 families in Ba Vi that received labour and financial support from Rouse Hill Anglican College in Sydney's students and teachers during July 2018 to build new houses.

Interviews with the 2 families about the progress of the building of their new houses as a result of labour and financial support provided by students and te...

16/08/2018

Australian Independent School Jakarta students and teachers final activity in Hoi An was to donate 2 million d**g to An Nhien Community Garden.
Ms Chinh said a big THANK YOU on behalf of the staff and volunteers at An Nhien.

16/08/2018

and putting it all together to finish their AISJ lanterns.

16/08/2018

cutting out the fabric to add to the AISJ groups lanterns: