Mind and Body Center
Mind and Body Martial Arts Center which was opened
by the Vietnamese Youth Foundation dedicated to
excellence in martial arts training. The school
takes pride in its family type atmosphere
where supportive instructors, students, and parents
are active participants. With over 20 years of
experience, trained instructors offer comprehensive
training programs in the Mind and Body Martial Arts
Center. From the beginner through the advance level,
each student is offered the opportunity to reach
his/her greatest martial arts potential through
self-awareness, self-discipline, flexibility, body
conditioning, balance, endurance, self-confidence,
strength and character...
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Multicultural Health and Prevention Care Center
(MHPCC)
The Free Vietnamese Youth Foundation is pleased to
announce the opening of Multicultural Health and
Prevention Care Center (MHPCC) in the city of Garden
Grove, California, in a joint effort to provide health
services to the community. MHPCC is a non-profit
health care center, providing public health care and
services to low-income familes and individuals. The
formation of MHPCC was made possible from the
collaboration of many passionate volunteer groups,
which include the Vietnamese Community of Southern
County, Local Community Health Services, Volunteer
Organizations, Healthcare groups, Doctors,
Pharmacists, Dentists, and Nurses. MHPCC primary goal
is to provide quality and cost effective services for
the growing health care needs in the communities...
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Educational Programs
To enhance the educational opportunities available to
young people both outside of school, special emphasis
is placed on making education more relevant to young
people's needs and the application of technology to
expand and enrich young people's educational
opportunities. In 1999, Vietnamese Youth Foundation
developed a program in Orange County to tutor kids in
need of help in school. Over a dozen volunteers from
University of Southern California, University of
Irvine, University of Los Angeles, and University of
San Diego aided kids from ages 10 to 18 in
mathematics, English, biology, and chemistry...
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