As you might have learned from our previous GoPhil’s key sectors blog post on health care, or observed by going through our site, we focus on 3 key sectors of development: health, human rights, and
by Corinne Yank, Communications Manager GoPhil partner Children’s Education Foundation (CEF) in Vietnam recently held a virtual gathering for their community of friends, donors, and supporters. It was a great opportunity for GoPhil to
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager GoPhil's Rapid Response Fund was launched at the very beginning of April 2020. At such an uncertain time and in the face of the mounting COVID-19 crisis, the
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager GoPhil partners in Southeast Asia recently gathered for a virtual regional network meeting. During the call, they shared their successes and struggles and offered much-needed support and solidarity
In June 2019, Children’s Education Foundation (CEF) hosted another successful Water Safety Day in Vietnam. Fifty children actively participated and received first-hand water safety training, now more comfortable and confident in and around the
54 more students are now water safe and confident in Vietnam. by Gemma Marshall, Southeast Asia Regional Development Manager With 2,000 children needlessly drowning in Vietnam each year, water safety instruction is vital to so
by Linda DeWolf - Co-founder GoPhilanthropic One of the things we know for sure at GoPhil after having worked with some forty plus partners in eight different countries over the past six years is that
by co-founder Linda DeWolf We see it time and time again: travel as a powerful tool for learning and connecting. Differences can magically melt away and we find ourselves creating bonds in a much deeper
Children’s Education Foundation (CEF) Introduces first Girls to Women Workshop Thanks to a generous GoPhil donor who visited SE Asia with us this past February along her young teen age daughter, our partner CEF, located
According to a World Health Organization survey, thirty-two children in Vietnam drown every day--giving Vietnam one of the highest rates of child drowning in Asia. Despite being a country that borders the sea and one with
