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Showing posts with label Helmets for Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Helmets for Kids. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Asia Injury Prevention Foundation
The 17th HumaniTour Viet Nam
Monday November 12, 2012
Our visit to the Protec Helmet factory in the Noi Bai Industrial Park (Hanoi). Protec is affiliated with the U.S-registered non-governmental organization Asia Injury Prevention Foundation (www.asiainjury.org), another partner-organization of Kids Without Borders.
Monday November 12, 2012
Our visit to the Protec Helmet factory in the Noi Bai Industrial Park (Hanoi). Protec is affiliated with the U.S-registered non-governmental organization Asia Injury Prevention Foundation (www.asiainjury.org), another partner-organization of Kids Without Borders.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Vietnamese Miracle Baby
May 10, 2012
Day 3 of the Rotary HumaniTour
This morning we met with the Greig Craft, President of the Asia Injury Prevention Foundation (AIPF), Ms. Na Huong, Deputy General Director of Protec, and Mai Anh and her son Thien Nhan. Two main connections between all of these extraordinary people and Kids Without Borders Founder Son Michael Pham. One is the collaborated work and support on making roads safe especially for children (in developing countries). The other is their involvement in the life of Thien Nhan, known worldwide as Vietnamese Miracle Baby.
To learn more about the work of the Asia Injury Prevention Foundation, please visit: www.asiainjury.org
About Vietnamese Miracle Baby, please visit:
http://www.help-thien-nhan.blogspot.com/ (english)
http://www.thiennhan.info/vn/news/nhat-ky-thien-nhan.aspx (vietnamese)
Day 3 of the Rotary HumaniTour
This morning we met with the Greig Craft, President of the Asia Injury Prevention Foundation (AIPF), Ms. Na Huong, Deputy General Director of Protec, and Mai Anh and her son Thien Nhan. Two main connections between all of these extraordinary people and Kids Without Borders Founder Son Michael Pham. One is the collaborated work and support on making roads safe especially for children (in developing countries). The other is their involvement in the life of Thien Nhan, known worldwide as Vietnamese Miracle Baby.
To learn more about the work of the Asia Injury Prevention Foundation, please visit: www.asiainjury.org
About Vietnamese Miracle Baby, please visit:
http://www.help-thien-nhan.blogspot.com/ (english)
http://www.thiennhan.info/vn/news/nhat-ky-thien-nhan.aspx (vietnamese)
A fun reunion between Thien Nhan and Uncle Son Michael
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