An American volunteer at a Vietnamese orphanage
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- November
- 10
The Rotary Club group visiting the Go Vap Orphanage with us in Ho Chi Minh City yesterday included Jennifer Weaver, a 22-year-old recent Lewis & Clark College graduate who has decided to stay on until the end of the year, while her parents and the rest of the group return to Seattle.
Jennifer will live with the orphanage’s director and work with the disabled babies and children. Click here to watch the YouTube video I’ve made of her story. (I’m having trouble uploading videos directly to this blog right now.)
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