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Yesterday, April 18, Morning Star Center held a live sharing session with a group of parents whose children are studying at the center with a very special guest. This mother is an international mother whose child has been living in Vietnam for 2 years. Her son was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Syndrome (ADHD) when he was 4 years old. She encountered many difficulties in the process of caring for and intervening for him right from the beginning. The mother I want to talk about here is Ms. Lorina, president of the International Women's Club ...

On March 2, children at Morning Star Center received lovely and fun gifts that every child would adore - beautiful pans with crackling fried eggs were a great surprise for the children. No need for firewood or frying oil, we can have a true fried egg. The people who brought this interesting gift are the members of the "Sweet Ideas" project of Han Viet Trading and Services Company Limited.

Morning Star Center is very happy to welcome a delegation of 13 students majoring in Special Education, class D2020, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi Metropolitan University led by Ms. Vu Anh to intern here from February 27 to March 26, 2023. We believe that you will gain valuable practical experiences and learn a lot of useful knowledge during your internship at Sao Mai.

Loving gifts with the desire to help children eat well and develop better, improve their physical and mental health so that Morning Star children can study well and progress quickly to integrate into the community soon. Huro Biotechnology Joint Stock Company (Huro Biotech) organized the program: Huro and Children - Good digestion, full of love for Morning Star students, giving away 400 gifts of healthy Huro children's bio food boxes for children studying at Morning Star Center.  

December 3 is officially recognized by the United Nations as the International Day of People with Disabilities, with the purpose of promoting understanding of disability issues and mobilizing support as well as policy programs and rights for people. disabilities. Besides, it also brings sharing and warm feelings to people with disabilities around the world, contributing to motivating and encouraging the community to participate in caring for, helping, and sharing with people with disabilities.  

On November 29-30, 2022, the Vietnam Relief Association for Handicapped Children (VINARAHC) organized an annual training program for members of the Association on "Improving knowledge and skills of social work in care and rehabilitation of children with disabilities", aiming to update new knowledge and improve skills for members to be able to perform rehabilitation and care for children with disabilities better and better.  

On November 11, 2022, the workshop on awareness of employment of people with disabilities - "Opportunity or Challenge?" took place. This is one of the activities of the "Pilot project on rehabilitation through vocational training for disabled youth in Hanoi, Vietnam". The workshop aims to change the perception of recruitment agencies towards people with disabilities, organized by a non-governmental organization supporting and developing humanitarian aid from Korea, Angel's Haven Vietnam.

Yesterday afternoon, on October 18, 2022, Morning Star Center was very pleased to welcome the senior leadership delegation of Angel's Haven Korea to visit our Baking & Mixing class. In addition, the delegation met and discussed directly with the Center's leadership representatives about project implementation.

On October 5, as scheduled, the male students came to the Center with gifts and warm, sunny smiles to bring to the children who are studying at Morning Star. The children were very happy to play with and receive gifts brought by the students.  

On September 12, 2022, experts from Japan had their first visit to Morning Star Center after 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was an exchange between the center and experts on special education and early intervention for disabled children in Vietnam - Japan during the more than two years of the COVID-19 epidemic, as well as realistic difficulties in supporting the education of children with disabilities.