ADAPT 2011 REPORT

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Pacific Links Foundation © 2012

Dear Friends,

This year, we celebrated Pacific Links Foundations’ 10th Anniversary:

A Decade of Empowering Women. Thanks to the dedication of our

supporters, staff, volunteers and board members, we have been able

to bring creative and grassroots solutions directly to the impoverished

communities where we serve.

The entrenched poverty that plagues our remote communities is

complex and difficult to resolve. The threat of human trafficking looms larger than ever and

Vietnam continues to be both a significant source and destination country in this human

trade.

Yet, we are confident that together, by steadfast commitment to improve these impoverished

communities, we will be able to advocate for and mobilize greater resources to stop human

trafficking. In the next five years, we aim to provide school-based and community-based

comprehensive prevention solutions against human trafficking, especially in the border

provinces of Vietnam.

This year, we also launched our first Donor Drive to secure operational funding and expand

our donor base. Your continued support will have more impact than ever before in making this

vision a reality.

Thank you for joining us in this journey to empower young girls and women and prevent the

spread of human trafficking. We look forward to your continuing support in our next decade

of service.

In gratitude,

Diep Vuong

President

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Pacific Links Foundation © 2012

Pacific Links Foundation (PALS) launched An Giang/Dong Thap Alliance for the Prevention of

Trafficking (ADAPT) in 2005 to combat human trafficking starting in the Mekong Delta.

In Vietnam, ADAPT operates in regions that are most vulnerable to human trafficking, in the South at

the Vietnam-Cambodia border and in the North at the Vietnam-China border. Extreme poverty, high

unemployment, and the porous nature of these borders render girls vulnerable to sexual and labor

exploitation at the hands human traffickers.

ADAPT leads counter-trafficking efforts at the frontiers of Vietnam by providing access to education,

shelter and reintegration services, and enabling new economic opportunities.

about ADAPT

Pacific Links Foundation © 2012

Scholarship recipients receiving

uniforms, books and school supplies

Deep in the dusty countryside of the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam, Quynh* lives in a

tiny shack with slanted blue doors and tin sheets nailed together to make gaping walls. Six

years ago, Quynh’s father passed away from cancer leaving the family without any stable

income. Her mother, who suffers from mental illness, is unable to work, and goes to beg

for money at the market. Quynh’s older siblings have all moved to Ho Chi Minh City to

pursue higher education but cannot send money home. This leaves Quynh, only 16 years

of age, as the sole provider for her mother and herself.

Quynh attends school every weekday. After school, she sells lottery tickets. On weekends,

she tries to find work singing at weddings. And every summer, she goes up to the city

alone to work in factories, restaurants - anywhere she can find work, sleeping on the floor

if she must. These are dangerous

circumstances for young girls such as

Quynh who are easy targets for robbery,

exploitation, and human trafficking.

The fact is that Quynh continues to go to

school. Her education gives her a much stronger chance at finding stable higher-paying

work after graduation and arms her with knowledge about human trafficking. Since 4th

grade, Quynh has been in ADAPT scholarship program that covers all of her public school

fees, supplies, and provides support through home visits, Family Day, and Summer Camp.

Without PALS, Quynh says she would have dropped out of school a long time ago. She is

now in 10th grade, which is a major accomplishment given the extremely high dropout

rates in the Mekong Delta. When asked what her dream is, she replies, “To graduate and

find work where I don’t wake up each day worried about my family.” Then, with a small shy

smile – “and maybe to study music.”

For more stories from the field, visit our blog.

*Names have been changed for privacy purposes.

SECURING A FUTURE

Give girls like Quynh a chance

At 16 years old, Quynh

is the sole provider for

her mother and herself...

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Since 2005, PALS has awarded 3,736 scholarships, enabling nearly 800 young girls in An Giang,

Dong Thap, and Kien Giang provinces to continue to go to school. The 2011-2012 academic year

marked the seventh year of our continuous commitment to prevent human trafficking through better

educational opportunities for young women and girls.

The scholarships cover school tuition and fees, medical insurance, school uniforms, books, and school

supplies. One of the distinguishing features of the ADAPT Academic Scholarship program is the high

level of support we provide to each recipient and her family. Each student receives tutoring support

and the opportunity to attend summer camp, where she learns important safety and life skills through

interactive workshops and activities. Each year, students and their families also attend a Family Day

that raises awareness about trafficking and emphasizes the preventive role of education.

PALS tracks the progress of each scholarship recipient through frequent communication with teachers

and regular family visits. This close contact allows us to develop early intervention strategies where

needed. Thanks to these efforts, our annual drop-out rate is 11%, a statistic that compares favorably

with the 16% average dropout rate in the United States and the 27% dropout rate in Vietnam’s border

provinces such as An Giang.

2011 Achievements Staff completed in-home visits to scholarship recipients

4th Annual Summer Camp for 300 scholarship recipients

Organized “Family Day” sessions for 300+ students, guardians, and community members

36 scholarship recipients graduated from high school; 5 are attending higher education

440 bicycles delivered since the start of the program

Total rounds of scholarships awarded to at-risk girls since 2005: 3,736

PREVENTION:

Academic Scholarships

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Scholarship recipient at Family Day

The vocational training and job placement program strives to provide at-risk young women with an

occupational skill that gives them better economic stability, and offers another safeguard against

trafficking. Since 2005, we have supported vocational classes and provided life skills training for 838

young women.

In 2011, we have continued our commitment to developing sustainable vocational opportunities for

program participants. Vocational training courses have included: cosmetology, culinary skills,

embroidery, craft/mat weaving, industrial sewing, childcare.

Funded by Chefs Without Borders (San Francisco, CA), 34 young women enrolled in the highly

regarded and rigorous 6-month culinary program at the SaigonTourist School in Ho Chi Minh City.

All participants have now completed the program, some graduating with highest marks, and are now

interning or working in various hotels and restaurants.

PALS support continues in the 6-12 months after graduation during the job placement period, with

the goals of increasing their job retention, helping them establish independent lives, and promoting

responsible fiscal habits. We help to locate stable housing, supplement initial months of income, and

contribute matching funds into Individual Development Accounts to encourage savings.

2011 Achievements 34 young women have successfully graduated from the culinary vocational program, some

with the highest marks. Most are working in restaurants in Binh Duong, HCMC, etc. Total of young women who have received vocational training since 2005: 838

PREVENTION:

Vocational Training &

Job Placement

Culinary program recipients

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Our reintegration services work with trafficking survivors in their communities and at our

shelters. PALS operates two shelters for trafficking survivors during their critical period of

reintegration. Our first shelter, the Long Xuyen Open House, is located in An Giang province, near

the Vietnam-Cambodia border and started accepting residents in 2008. Based on its success and

the ever-growing need for reintegration services, PALS opened the Compassion House in Lao Cai

Province along the Vietnam-China border in 2010, andd has since accepted 28 survivors, all of whom

are from ethnic minority tribes.

The Long Xuyen Open House and Lao Cai Compassion House offer a supportive environment for

survivors when returning home is not yet a safe or viable option. The shelters play an instrumental

role in helping the young women regain self-confidence and establish self-sufficiency. The young

women, aged 13 and older, reside in the shelter until they finish their training. Some had stayed 2+

years. Our services include:

Safe housing & Emotional support

Vocational training or academic schooling

Health insurance, doctors’ visits, & support for medical treatments

Life skills training: literacy, reproductive health awareness, etc.

Job placement assistance and funds to open family businesses

Legal assistance for prosecutions and convictions

Support to family members

2011 Achievements

Provided comprehensive reintegration services to 27 trafficking returnees living in PALS

shelters in 2011

Organized 2 retreats for trafficking survivors focused on life skills, teambuilding, and art

therapy

Total number of trafficking survivors assisted since beginning of the program: 106

PROTECTION: Reintegration

Picture of home from a trafficking survivor from art therapy workshop

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Mu* is from the Dao ethnic minority group. Her father passed away when she was very

young and her mother told her that she needed to work

to help her family since there was no man in the house.

She has a sister who has been trafficked to China and

cannot be found. Mu had never attend any school.

Since she was five, Mu has worked on local farms and

as a hired laborer. She was 11 years old before she had

her first pair of shoes. Mu enjoyed going to the local

market, usually with a group of friends. One day, when

she was 15 years old, an older boy invited her to go to

another market across the border into China to buy her

a white pair of shoes. Afterwards, he sold her to a Chinese couple.

The couple took her to a rural village where she was to be sold as a wife to Chinese men.

When she refused, she was severely beaten until she lost several teeth. Still, Mu refused to

obey. The couple then told her that they would adopt her since she refused to marry. To

avoid further abuse, she pretended to agree although she did not trust them. The couple

continued to take Mu as they traveled deeper and deeper into China.

One night, while the couple was sleeping, she fled. Running by waterfalls, she thought to

herself, “If I get caught, I will jump into the waterfall to kill myself.” She continued to run for

countless days. One day, some police officers saw her running. They took her in and had a

interpreter translate her story. Soon after, arrangements were made for her to return to

Vietnam.

Mu is now 16 years old and is learning how to read and write for the first time in her life. She

is currently learning how to sew at the Compassion House shelter. She dreams of learning

anything and everything. And she dreams of starting anew.

For more stories from the field, visit our blog.

At 15 years old,

Mu’s friend invited

her to the market

and then sold her

RESTORING HOPE

Support Mu in her new beginning

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Our Partnership and Capacity Building activities aim to strengthen vulnerable communities’ collective

capability to prevent and combat human trafficking.

Grassroots Anti Trafficking Efforts (GATE) GATE groups are a network of women-led grassroots groups in the Mekong Delta (An Giang, Kien

Giang, and Can Tho) providing education on safe migration practices in their immediate communities.

Social Work Summer Institute Since 2006, PALS has partnered with West Virginia University and An Giang University to conduct

the Social Work Summer Institute. The Summer series of workshops offers practical social work skills

for social workers throughout Vietnam to support trauma victims. Building personal ties and

exchanging good practices between professionals enables the region to better promote awareness,

prevention, intervention, and reporting, and thus reduce the risks of human trafficking.

2011 Achievements Organized 7th Annual Social Work Summer Institute program for 100+ participants. .

Total of community members reached by 16 GATE groups through 575+ awareness

campaigns and community development projects since 2008: 7,770+

PARTNERSHIPS &

CAPACITY BUILDING

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PREVENTION SERVICES Academic Scholarship Program:

Grow scholarship program to give 600 scholarships for the 2012 - 2013

academic school year

Streamline the collection, monitoring and reporting of scholarship

information to better track students

Vocational Scholarship Program:

Provide sustainable vocational training for 30 at-risk young women

Continue our vocational training program in culinary arts for at-risk

young women with support from Chef Without Borders (CWB)

Develop more long-term vocational training models and funding

sources to implement most effective models

REINTEGRATION SERVICES

Support 30 new survivors with shelter-based reintegration services

Serve 10 survivors through community-based reintegration services

Provide 500 initial care packages for survivors in border provinces

Conduct periodic reproductive health trainings for shelter residents

Focus outreach and assistance towards the family to prevent younger

siblings from falling into the hands of human traffickers

PARTNERSHIPS & CAPACITY BUILDING

Coordinate social work initiatives and trainings for local counterparts

Support community outreach/advocacy groups to widen trafficking

awareness at the grassroots level

Launch labor trafficking awareness project in factories

ADAPT in 2012

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Get involved today

On behalf of our recipients and their communities, we

express our sincere gratitude to our donors and supporters

who have made this journey possible and worthwhile

ADAPT

Financials*

Source of Revenue Amount

Individuals $ 40,923

Foundations/Organizations $ 127,925

In-kind Donation $ 143,000

Temporarily Restricted &

General Funds $ 64,632

Total $ 376,480

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REVENUES

EXPENSES

Expense Type Amount

Program Personnel $ 60,843

Direct Program Expenses $ 143,864

Indirect Expenses $ 28,773

In-kind Contribution $ 143,000

Total $ 376,480

In-kind Donations,

38%

Foundations/Organizations,

34%

Temporary/Restricted &

General Funds, 22%

Individuals, 17%

* Estimated, to be finalized at audit.

Direct Program

Expenses38%

In-kind Contributions

38%

Program Personnel

16%

Indirect Expenses

8%

On behalf of our recipients and their communities, we

express our sincere gratitude to our donors and supporters

who have made this journey possible and worthwhile

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Foundation

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Horn Law Corporation

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Michael W. Kane

Center for the

Encouragement of

Self-Reliance

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Chanh Vuong

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Campaign

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Foundation

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Foundation

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Long T. Vu

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Friend of Bernard Bray

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Google

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GoQTT

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Women's Club

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