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There have been recently many institutions providing care, intervention services and assessment for children with autism and developmental disabilities. However, there are only very few centers that are as professional as Morning Star Center.

Morning Star Center sucessfully trained and transfered early intervention model to Hanh Phuc Education and Training Consulting Company in Ho Chi Minh City in 2024 After completing the training program for Thang Long Clinic, Morning Star Center continues its mission of transferring early intervention model to units nationwide. For nearly a month up to now, Mrs.Tran Thi Nhan from Hanh Phuc has officially participated in the intensive training program at Sao Mai.   This training activity is part of Morning Star Center's long-term strategy to share valuable knowledge and experience in early intervention in order to help children with special needs have the ...

To celebrate the 67th anniversary of Ghana's Independence Day (March 6, 1957 - March 6, 2027), the Ghanaian community in Vietnam had an artistic exchange activity and gave gifts to children in difficult circumstances at Morning Star Center. They hoped to bring interesting and joyful things to the children through lyrics, singing or fun games to help motivate them during the intervention process to achieve more and more good results. Besides, it was also encouragement for all the teachers working at the center, helping them feel more motivated in the process of supporting the children.

On March 8, we wish all female staff, teachers and students at Morning Star Center good health, happiness and success. 

On March 4, 2024, students from the Unity Harmony Crew group, class IA1807 of FPT University paid a visit to the center, gave presents and guided our young students in making cards for International Women's Day.

On February 23rd-24th, 2024, Morning Star Center was honored to welcome Japanese music therapist and university lecturer Oka Hiromi to visit and work with the children and teaching staff. Mrs. Oka belongs to a team of Japanese experts who have long been a familiar guest at Morning Star and visit the center annually. This is the second time she has come to share her experiences with the center's teachers and spend time with the students here.  

The contributions of VN-FCD in particular and the community in general are the motivation for Morning Star students as well as teachers and staff to continue to develop and grow. The Board of Directors, parents and children studying at the center would like to send our sincere thanks to both VN-FCD and VINARAHC for their stalwart, valuable support.

On the afternoon of January 17 2024, members of the organizing committee had brought various gifts to the children at Morning Star Center and together with them created fun and exciting performances.

On the afternoon of January 2, 2024, Morning Star Center spent a meaningful and joy-filled afternoon with special support from Dr.Lai Medispa dermatology clinic and Folas Personal Development Community. With the hope of a happy and successful year, Dr.Lai Medispa dermatology clinic and Folas Personal Development Community have brought Morning Star children a very exciting and charming spring performance, with lively magic shows and meaningful games that not only helped the children have fun and develop social skills but also brought a bright smile to their faces. This is truly a good start to the new year, encouraging optimism and progress ...

International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPWD) on December 3 every year has been proclaimed since 1992 by Resolution No. 47/3 of the United Nations General Assembly. An important occasion for the international community to recognize, evaluate and honor the special contributions of people with disabilities to society. This day is not only an opportunity for us to remember the challenges they face, but also a call to propose positive measures, so that everyone can live and work in an equitable and caring environment, sharing stories with and helping one anothInternational Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3 every ...