by plan-eed-redac | July 30, 2026 | News, Cambodia, Advocacy, Country, Protection from violence, Testimonials
In March 2025, Sokunthea*, age 10, arrived at the Damnok Toek shelter in Poipet, a safe, temporary place for children under 16 who are at risk within their families or without a guardian. Her father and mother—both of whom work as laborers in the...
by plan-eed-redac | July 29, 2026 | Advocacy, Projects, Protection from violence, Vietnam
In partnership with Comme un Ruck, an organization founded by former international player François Trinh Duc, a new activity is being offered in Vietnam to children who are victims of—or at risk of—trafficking and exploitation: rugby. A meaningful sports partnership...
by plan-eed-redac | May 27, 2026 | Advocacy, Early childhood, Protection from violence, Vietnam
A second training session on Ordinary Educational Violence (VEO), led by our early childhood expert Nolwenn Deschard, was held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It brought together 17 professionals and caregivers working in...
by plan-eed-redac | May 15, 2026 | Family support, News, Advocacy, Early childhood, Country, Protection from violence
On May 15, the International Day of Families reminds us of an obvious fact: it is in the heart of the family that everything begins. For many years, our approach to providing social support to families has enabled the most vulnerable among them to take charge of their lives,...
by plan-eed-redac | March 26, 2026 | News, Laos, Missions, Protection from violence
Sokheng Suong, PEGASE's coordinator in Southeast Asia, gives us a brief overview of the program's positive effects on families supported over the past 3 years to prevent violence, exploitation and child trafficking. The drop in violence...
by plan-eed-redac | March 25, 2026 | News, Protection from violence, Vietnam
On February 28, with our local partner HACRP, we organized a second day of training in Vietnam for social workers and medical staff from Ho Chi Minh City. This new session focused on an essential issue: health...
