This week marked the successful repatriation of the final three stranded African migrants, bringing closure to a long and challenging journey. Their ordeal, like many before them, was one of hardship, uncertainty, and survival in a foreign land. However, through the collective support of the community, faith-based organizations, and generous donors, their time in Hanoi became a life-changing experience. Beyond Shelter: Comprehensive Care &...
As we continued our commitment to support stranded African migrants in Hanoi, Batch 5 of repatriation—consisting of three individuals—was successfully completed in early 2025. This journey was not just about covering financial costs; it was about offering holistic support—spiritually, emotionally, and physically—while these migrants waited for their turn to return home.A Sustainable Approach: Spiritual Care & Fellowship Understanding...
It's already six months since we went to the site where stranded migrants had been living before our intervention that took them out of the streets to a home in Hanoi. We realized it was the best decision which was timely as the Dangerous Typhoon Yagi came and swept houses and illegal structures away just a few days after we moved these brothers to a home. It would have been a life-threatening experience for them to be sleeping on the street (by...