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On the occasion of remarking Vietnam Women’s day 20th October, HIWC solemnly held the ceremony of vision award of inspring women which is granted to Doctor Do Thuy Lan, Director of Morning Star Center. Mrs. Sarah Allen, HIWC president represents HIWC to grant this award to Doctor Lan with an aim to recognizing her talent, vision and constribution in the field of early internvention for children with autism.

Alongside individual intervention programs, early intervention programs in group settings is a strength of Morning Star Center in comparison of other local centers. Currently, there are 18 classrooms in Morning Star Center in which children are arranged according to their age group and types of disabilities.

Responding to the trust of parents in the quality of intervention of teachers in Morning Star Center, the Center always learn and learn knowledge of advanced and effective interventions in the world. education for children with intellectual disabilities, autism. Currently, the Center offers the following individualized therapies with a variety of interventions so that parents can make the most appropriate choice for their children according to the circumstances and conditions.

As usual, when the autumn comes, it’s time for all students of Morning Star Center to start a new school year. It’s also a chance for the centre to applaud the achievements of teachers and students made during the past school year and to implement the new plans for the upcoming school year. 

There are 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.

This activity is outlined in the plan of competence improvement for teachers in 2017. In the middle of this August, the centre organised the training course for 11 teachers on the skills of organising the social, sensory routine activities for children aged from 9 months to 3 years old following ESDM. 

Morning Star Center is the pioneer in providing services of consultancy, early detection, early intervention for children with intellectual disabilities and autism. After 22 years of operation and experience accumulation, the center made many achievements.  Annually, 300 to 350 students are intervened at the center, of which 100 students leave the center to integrate into mainstream schools after the successful intervention at the center. Morning Star Center has become a prestigious place for many families of children with ID and autism across country. These successes derive not only from the self-effort and determination of leaders and staffs of the center ...

Recently, Mrs. Khadijah Madihi – Project manager of Key asset – a company of Core Asset Group an international foster care and children’s services provider and Mrs. Siti Durriah Pitchay – Pediatric Physiotherapist and Humanitarian professional paid a working visit to Morning Star Center. 

On May 17th, 2017, Maria Berger, the Wife of Germany ambassador in Vietnam, Christian Berger and Ms. Franziska Lang, attaché of economy, trade and development cooperation on behalf of Germany Embassy to visit and grant a funding of 9079 USD to Morning Star Center to equip 23 new computers, 01 laptop, 01 projector. This is one of the charity projects of Germany Embassy in Vietnam basing on the financial resource of Foreign affair Ministry of Germany allocated for small-scaled projects.