Our Shared Mission
Through its partnerships with children's homes and educational programs throughout Vietnam, Christmas for Breakfast provides orphaned, disabled, disadvantaged, and underserved children with more than nutritious meals and essential care. It offers access to education, opportunities for personal growth, and the hope of a brighter future.
Every meal nourishes a body. Every educational opportunity opens a door to the future. Every act of compassion has the power to transform a life.
Together, these programs reflect the mission of Christmas for Breakfast.
Thông Xanh
Children's Home
Tà Nung, Lâm Đồng Province
Thông Xanh Children's Home provides residential care and support for 42 orphaned children, from early childhood through university. It also offers approximately 20 daily lunches to underprivileged ethnic minority students. Emphasizing nutrition, healthcare, and education, the home provides vulnerable children with a loving environment and opportunities to develop their abilities and build better futures.
Gia Pá Education Center
Đức Trọng, Lâm Đồng Province
Gia Pá Education Center supports 62 disadvantaged K’Ho ethnic minority children from the villages of Gia Pá and Công Tách Đạ. Managed by Catholic Sisters, the center provides literacy classes, academic tutoring, nutritious meals, healthcare, and assistance with tuition and school supplies. Its mission is to help disadvantaged children overcome educational barriers, remain in school, and develop their potential.
Mai Tâm House of Hope
Thủ Đức, Ho Chi Minh City
Established in 2005, Mai Tâm Children's Home cares for children and mothers affected by HIV/AIDS. The home currently provides residential care for 77 individuals and community-based assistance to more than 200 others. Through nutritional support, medical treatment, and educational assistance, Mai Tâm helps children living with HIV/AIDS maintain their health, overcome social stigma, and participate fully in their communities.
Friendly Home
Đức Trọng, Lâm Đồng Province
Friendly Home provides a safe and nurturing environment for 33 disadvantaged ethnic minority girls. Under the care and guidance of Catholic Sisters, the girls receive housing, nutritious meals, healthcare, educational assistance, and life skills training. The program helps them continue their education, pursue university or vocational training, and prepare for independent, productive lives.
Đăng Srôn
Education Center
Đức Trọng, Lâm Đồng Province
Đăng Srỗn Education Center provides ongoing assistance to 80 K’Ho ethnic minority children through 3 community learning classes focused on literacy, Vietnamese language skills, and basic education. The program also offers nutritious meals, tuition assistance, school supplies, healthcare, and summer learning activities, helping disadvantaged children avoid dropping out of school and building a foundation for a better future.
Providence Boarding Home
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Established in 1996 by the Sisters of Providence of Portieux, Providence Boarding Home is dedicated to caring for, nurturing, and educating disadvantaged girls and young women, particularly those from remote rural communities who are at risk of dropping out of school. During the 2025–2026 academic year, the home supports 20 girls and young women aged 11–23, including 18 secondary school students and two university students, by providing safe accommodation, nutritious meals, healthcare, tuition assistance, educational supplies, and life skills training. The program aims to help these young women complete their education, develop confidence and independence, and prepare for stable employment and a brighter future.
Đạ Tông Charitable
Outreach Program
Lâm Đồng Province
Operated by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, this program supports approximately 800 M’Nông ethnic minority children across seven remote villages. Its activities include providing nutritious meals, organizing tutoring classes, supporting local teachers, and assisting families facing food insecurity. The program aims to improve children's health, prevent school dropouts, and create opportunities for a brighter future.
Minh Hòa
Education Project
Kiên Giang Province
The Minh Hòa Education Project provides educational opportunities for approximately 300 disadvantaged and ethnic minority children through summer classes led by about 30 student volunteers. Activities include literacy instruction, Vietnamese, mathematics, English, computer skills, and music. Combined with nutritional support, the program helps children develop essential knowledge, discover their talents, and gain confidence in their abilities.
Light of Knowledge Project
Thanh Hóa Province
This program supports approximately 200 Hmong ethnic minority children in the impoverished mountainous communities of Quan Hóa and Quan Sơn. Activities include providing school supplies, warm clothing, summer educational programs, nutritious meals, and healthcare assistance. The program also promotes life skills, raises awareness about the risks of early marriage, and encourages children to remain in school.
Vinh Sơn Children's Home & Pó Tờ Education Center
Lạng Sơn and Cao Bằng Provinces
These two facilities serve vulnerable children in the mountainous regions of northern Vietnam. Vinh Sơn Children's Home provides residential care for 35 orphaned and severely disabled children, including nutrition, medical care, and rehabilitation services. Pó Tờ Education Center supports approximately 21–22 disadvantaged ethnic minority children through tutoring and educational assistance, helping them strengthen their academic skills and remain in school.
