Green Summers

Our trekking in pine hills near Dalat really helps students to reconnect with nature.

Playing with local children at local is one of our favorite time, among the hard working days at our . Sport is a great language that any can join together with full fun.

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Setting up a library is a common we recommend at Green Summers, especially at remote villages in Delta . This really brings big changes to the children who read only half of a book per year in average.

Come on , come and make . Do this in addition to other marvelous cultural immersion experience.

While staying at homestay, joining with the host in cooking dinner is one of the best experiences for students.

Building a toilet at our Vietnam school tours is great not only a facility for the cute little children, but also helpful for environment improvement.

Discover how a faculty-led trip with Green Summers can help to bring great experiences for your class.

FACULTY LED TRIP IN VIETNAM These are some moments at the faculty-led trips for our Western students in Vietnam. The trip can be for students at faculties of journalism, design, history...

Thank you Young Entrepreneurs Saigon for sharing this article about Mr. Long- our great founder of Green Summers. 🥰
With over 10-years- working experiences in tourism, Mr. Long found out that he can bring more value to this field by proving a great educational experiences for students from all over the world to Vietnam. Not only for tourism purposes, students can get a chance to explore more about our Vietnamese culture, as well as to create social values by doing volunteer works for the poor students in Mekong Delta 💐
Read his full story by clicking in the below article.
Wish you all have a great week ahead.
Merry Christmas 🌺, and Happy New Year 🌈.

𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐘 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐘 everyone!
We are back with our "Say YES to Monday's!" Let’s fuel this week with an inspiring and meaningful story! 💖

I am sure we have all heard and seen stories of regions in Viet Nam, where the living standard has not yet reached the level of convenience or comfort we are having here in Sai Gon. And surely, we have also heard of the goodness of many organizations and volunteers spending their time trying to improve that situation day by day. YES! That brought us to the inspiring story today of Mr. Long and his journey with Green Summers.

Established in 2010, Green Summers is the result of Mr. Long’s own experience in community activities. He was helping a small family build and reconstruct their house. From there, he realized this was something practical and no longer a daydream, but rather a dream come true for many people. Nowadays, Green Summers organizes trips for international students to Viet Nam to carry out community services that will bring about changes in the locals’ living conditions. These activities can range from building bookshelves, roads, houses, and even toilets for schools mainly across the countryside of Viet Nam. Through these experiences, volunteers will in turn learn the meaning of community activities and understand the sense of responsibility to feel, to share the burdens and joy, and to make our world a better place for everyone.

Throughout the journey, the biggest challenge for him particularly, and Green Summers generally has been the prejudice from society since people question their purposes, and the motives of their goodness. Besides, they also have difficulty in acquiring licenses and funds.

Still, they have managed to overcome the challenges with the passion for what they have been doing. As a piece of advice for starters, he emphasized that emotion and passion for what you want to do are the most important elements. These factors will help you endure and overcome the hardship on your career path. Also, don’t be afraid to think out of the box and try out your new ideas as great things never came from comfort zones. 💡

YES Team!

A trip to Mekong Delta Vietnam to build a toilet for a school there would bring huge changes to the community. Are you ready for your educational trip in Vietnam?

Vietnam service learning in Mekong – Build a toilet - First day We participate in a Vietnam service learning in building a toilet for a local primary school. around 60 children to have a place to p*e

Vietnam has been back to normal life after social distance. Can't wait to see the borders opened to welcome student groups to Mekong to bring changes to these poor communities.

Vietnam school trip - Community Service Program Vietnam