World · India Bureau
Global Gift Foundation expands child welfare work across Vietnam and Spain
A charity backed by Hollywood actor Eva Longoria has extended its support for vulnerable children, now caring for over 100 orphans in Vietnam while expanding therapeutic services to Spain.
LSN India ·
The Global Gift Foundation has strengthened its commitment to child welfare through Casa Ángeles, formerly known as Quang Chau Orphanage in Vietnam, which has provided shelter and care to more than 100 underprivileged children since 2018.
The organisation has leveraged funds raised at its annual Global Gift Gala in Paris to sustain operations at the Vietnamese facility and support the establishment of a therapeutic centre bearing the same name in Spain. Through the gala's combination of cultural performances and competitive auctions, the foundation has secured resources to support multiple initiatives benefiting vulnerable populations across continents.
Casa Ángeles in Vietnam focuses on providing comprehensive care and education to orphaned and disadvantaged children, addressing their immediate welfare needs. The parallel therapeutic centre in Spain represents the foundation's broadened scope, extending its reach beyond Asia to deliver mental health and wellness services in Europe.
The Global Gift Foundation's dual-continent approach underscores growing recognition of the need for coordinated international efforts to support at-risk children. By diversifying its geographical footprint while maintaining deep community engagement, the organisation aims to create sustainable improvements in the lives of marginalised youth across different regions.