Vaccine Support for Orphans and Disadvantaged Children – Vietnam
Location: Vietnam
Beneficiaries: 341 children living in 4 orphanages
Background:
The Vaccine Support Project is both necessary and urgent, as it directly addresses the high risks of influenza and measles among disadvantaged children living in social protection centers. By providing timely vaccination, the project protects children’s health, prevents potential outbreaks, and ensures that they can maintain stable daily activities and uninterrupted schooling. Beyond disease prevention, it reduces financial and healthcare burdens, raises awareness of preventive medicine, and helps children feel cared for and supported. Ultimately, this initiative not only safeguards individual well-being but also promotes social equity, strengthens community immunity, and contributes to building a healthier future generation.
Project Goal
Provide influenza and measles vaccinations for disadvantaged children living in social protection centers. The primary goal of the project is to protect children from preventable diseases, reduce the risk of outbreaks, and create a safe, healthy environment that allows them to grow, study, and develop without the constant threat of illness.
Project Goal Amount
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Specific Objectives
- Provide immediate vaccination against influenza and measles to protect children’s health
- Prevent outbreaks in social protection centers, reducing the risk of rapid disease transmission
- Ensure children’s daily activities and schooling continue smoothly without interruption from illness
- Build lasting immunity against influenza and measles, reducing the risk of severe illness or complications in the future
- Improve overall child health and well-being, supporting their growth, development, and resilience
- Promote equal access to healthcare, ensuring that disadvantaged children are not left behind in disease prevention