Construction Projects

VVAF conducts many construction projects related to education in Vietnam. In 2006-2007, VVAF supported Hoi Ninh commune, in the Kim Son district, Ninh Binh province in building a 2-story building with 6 multifunction classrooms, a library, working-rooms for teachers, equipped with 20 computers for 350 students to study.

In 2007-2008, VVAF supported the Tan Tien commune, in the Van Giang district, Hung Yen province in building 2-story building with 8 classrooms and restroom of Tan Tien Middle School with a total area of over 800 square miles. The building also has a ramp for wheelchair users. By this time, the construction of VVAF education projects has reached the national design standard of the Ministry of Education & Training Vietnam.

The Hai Hung School Project

Recently, VVAF completed construction of ten new classrooms for the Hai Hung School in the Hai Hung Commune of the Nam Dinh Province. The school was established before 1954. Six classrooms were built in 1972. Five extra classrooms were built in 1992. However, the school was in poor conditions due to harsh typhoon weather in recent years. The ten new classrooms in 2010 will create a richer environment for teachers and children at school and will improve the quality of teaching and learning.

 

See a press release about the construction
See news about the construction

 

The Muong-Phang Commune Project

Recently VVAF dedicated the newbuildings for the No.3 PrimarySchool, Muong-Phang Commune, in the Dien Bien district. The project was funded using funds from a grant from Boeing. Muong phang Commune is home to many students from ethnic minorities. The construction project built a new building at the school, upgrading the current infrastructureat the school.

See the agenda for the dedication
See a press release about the dedication
See photos of the dedication
Veterans Join Hands for Strategic Partners, July 2010

 

The A-Luoi Kindergarten Project

Another construction project that VVAF has undertaken is the project to build facilities for kindergarten classes in A-Luoi, in the Thua Thien-Hue Province. The province borders Laos and is home to the Ta-Oi minority.The project, like other construction efforts undertaken by VVAF, has been funded by Boeing.