A larger team was able to revisit a previous site for follow-up. We saw old faces and met new one on our return visit. Unfortunately, there were some children who were no present on our return visit.  

Nearly 300 blind individuals waited in the rain for supplies and medical care in Vong Tau City, Vietnam. Over 2500 lbs of supplies were distributed along with health care screening.  

University Medical Center Hospital provided us the opportunity to explore and exchange medical ideas at a tertiary level care facility.  

Trung tâm Nhân đạo Quê Hương was kindly enough to allow our physicians and volunteers to enter their orphanage. Their operations provides care for nearly 330 children ranging in ages between newborns to teenagers.

Da Nang, a city rich in culture and history, generously welcomed Doctors Abroad Foundation in 2013. Dr Le met with representatives of the Da Nang Street Children Program in an effort to establish future philanthropic endeavors.

Dr. Le also had the chance to spend some time at a home for developmentally disabled children.

Our Doctor Le lends his time and skills to helping out an orphanage for girls in Vietnam who are in need of care. Many who have not seen a doctor in years.