Maison Chance

Maison Chance is a Non Governmental Organization founded by Tim Aline Rebeaud and based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Officially recognized by the Vietnamese authorities in 1998, it is a springboard for orphans, street children, disadvantaged people and physically handicapped people in the country. The mix of able-bodied and handicapped people, of adults and children living together in a family setting is a unique characteristic of Maison Chance. We provide housing, health care, education and vocational training, and a place where the under-privileged children and the disabled can study and work. It also offers them the means to facilitate their rehabilitation and their reinsertion into social life. At Maison Chance, the saying "Give A Man A Fish, Feed Him for A Day. Teach A Man to Fish, Feed Him for A Lifetime" is practiced every day. Currently more than 500 people benefit from the social services of Maison Chance. Many projects are ongoing in the 3 centers of the NGO located in Ho Chi Minh City: Shelter, Take Wing Center and Village Chance. A new social center is under construction in the province of Dak Nong, 300km away from Ho Chi Minh. Its inauguration is scheduled for 2018. Click the following link to know more about the Dak Nong Project: