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Friday, October 9, 2020

Hollistic development helped Minh and his family overcome hunger and poverty

Le and Kiu had a hard time making ends meet in their home village. To try to provide for their children's needs they were forced to leave their children with their grandparents while they took jobs in the city. Although Le's parents provided for the chidlren the best the could, the children were stunted. Their children's health and the trajectory of their life changed when Le joined World Vision's nutrition club.  Watch this video to see the transformational effect hollistic community development can have. 

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