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  From October 21 to 26, 2024, Sao Mai Center had the honor of welcoming Ms. Carolyne Jones, a Master of Psychology from Latrobe University, Australia. She is an experienced professional in early intervention and education for children with autism. Ms. Jones is a certified ESDM (Early Start Denver Model) therapist and trainer. She is currently working at the Autism Specific Early Learning and Care Center (ASELCC) at La Trobe University, Australia. With professional experience since 2012 and managerial responsibilities at the center since 2019, Ms. Jones brought advanced knowledge and methods to share with the educators and parents at Sao ...

On October 15, 2024, the specialists from Morning Star Center conducted a post-training support session at the Thang Long Early Intervention Center in Thai Binh. The session aimed to further enhance the skills and knowledge of the teachers and specialists at the center. This support session was a crucial step in reinforcing the skills learned and practiced at Morning Star Center, while also addressing challenges faced in the intervention process for children with special needs at Thang Long Early Intervention Center. Continuous and intensive post-training support not only helps the team at Thang Long Early Intervention Center in better applying intervention ...

“Accompanying Parents - Building a Bright Future for Children” is the slogan of Morning Star Center, reflecting our unwavering emphasis on the role of parents in supporting intervention for children. In the developmental journey of children with special needs, the role of parents is incredibly important. To help children improve their communication and develop comprehensively, training and equipping parents to become active companions is essential. At Morning Star Center, parent collaboration has always been an integral part of the intervention process. However, this time, we are introducing a training program that not only provides knowledge but also equips parents with the necessary ...

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 ...

The article discusses the organizational structure and multidisciplinary team model for assessment and intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at Sao Mai Center, Hanoi. The center comprises a Board of Directors, three departments, four specialized teams, and a group of expert volunteers. The multidisciplinary team, also known as the interdisciplinary collaboration group, includes professionals from various fields working directly at the center, such as psychologists, rehabilitation doctors, psychiatrists, special education teachers, preschool teachers, primary school teachers, and social workers. The center operates based on principles, workflows, and guidelines for collaboration among professionals from different disciplines and actively pursues international ...

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.