Orphan Voice Inc

We want to serve orphaned children by providing them a safe and loving environment.

We minister to children with special needs and their families by providing them physical therapy at no cost to them.

We want to empower families so they do not feel like an orphanage is a better option for their children.

We want to educate the children and families about the danger of sex trafficking and teach them how they can protect themselves and where to seek help. We also want to help young girls who "age out" of orphanages to avoid being trafficked.

We serve orphaned children by providing them a safe and loving environment at Promise House Group Home.

We minister to children with special needs by providing them therapy through Phu Ninh Therapy Center and Hope Therapy Center.

We empower local families through our Building Strong Families program to be financially stable.

We presented More Precious Than Gold seminars to schoolchildren to equip junior-high students, teachers, and parents to defeat the plans of child sex traffickers.

We operate Victory House to help orphaned girls who’ve been forced to leave the only home they’ve ever known–their orphanage–when they “age out.” Victory House provides mentoring, college or vocational training, and a place to live with a food stipend until the girls graduate and get a job to support themselves. Victory House also serves as anti-trafficking protection, because young girls aging out of orphanages with no place to go are prime targets of traffickers.

We have been serving the children and families in Vietnam since 2008. We have dedicated and professional staff and we also partner with the local church and community leaders as well as the relevant government institutions and officials. Our programs' staff (project managers, counselors, social workers, therapists) and volunteers are fully equipped to carry out the ministry.

At Promise House Group Home, we have 13 girls and 7 boys. Three caregivers and two Orphan Voice Central Office staff are with the children helping with homework, mentoring and just "hanging out." The children are fed, clothed, educated, and provided with health care.

Because of receiving therapy at our Therapy Centers, over 20 children have gained the ability to walk when they previously could not walk or experienced great difficulty in doing so. Countless others made smaller developmental gains, such as the ability to feed themselves. We plan to work with up to 30 children at each Therapy Center and have a licensed therapist with a few staff to help them to take care of the children.

In 2017, we presented More Precious Than Gold seminars to: 51 elementary, junior and senior high schools, 669 educators, 21,514 students of all grades and 97 parents of the students. We currently have 12 female residents at Victory House. Our goal is to continue

150 families already participated in our Building Stronger Families program. In 2017, 42 beneficiaries in 7 families participated in our Building Stronger Families program. Due to the interventions, all the involved children (32) are doing better in school, are healthier and, most importantly, are living with their birth family.