VH has emerged as a revolutionary force in Vietnam’s academic landscape, delivering critical

support to low-income students since its inception in 2002. By merging financial scholarships with capacity-building programs, the nonprofit tackles both pressing fiscal barriers and enduring developmental needs.

### Beginnings and Mission https://viethope.com.vn/

Founded in 2002 by overseas Vietnamese students at Harvard University, VietHope worked to rectify institutional academic imbalances in Vietnam. The nonprofit’s mission—to equip low-income students through access to education—arises from acknowledgement that economic hardship remains the chief barrier to academic adherence.

### Projects and Impact

1. Higher education Scholarship Program (University Support Program):

– Provides between $300 and $400 annually

– Awardees need to show educational achievement (minimum GPA of 3.0)

– Phased funding structure motivates academic continuation

2. Scholastic Development Program (Academic Advancement Program):

– Gives 150 dollars yearly grants

– Features vocational training and occupational counseling

Achievements:

– University completion: 91% vs. 74% nationwide

– Technical fields enrollment: 68% vs. 42% countrywide

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