Our Work
Healthcare, infrastructure and education that last
International Missions
2026 Mission to Pờ Tó, Gia Lai, Vietnam
Since 2005, international dental and medical missions have been central to HOPE—beginning in Da Nang and continuing to provide free, essential healthcare in Vietnam and Cambodia with partners including the Order of St. Camillus and Sun for Life.
In 2026, Hope for Tomorrow, in partnership with Sun For Life, brought together nearly 300 volunteers from Vietnam and the United States for a Medical, Dental & Vision Mission in Pờ Tó, Gia Lai, Vietnam.
During two full clinical days, our medical teams provided more than 3,000 patient services, including examinations, consultations, and medications. Hundreds of patients received dental examinations, cleanings, fillings, extractions, and preventive care, with 505 dental patients treated on the first day alone. Our vision team served more than 500 patients on the first day, providing eye examinations and eyeglasses.
More than 50 tons of food, medicine, equipment, and gifts were coordinated for the mission, including three trucks carrying dental and vision equipment. A dedicated kitchen and logistics team traveled from Saigon to Gia Lai, and before reaching Gia Lai, team members also cared for children at Mái Ấm Vi Hoàng in Saigon.
Domestic Missions
Free Dental Clinic, May 2, 2026: A Day of HOPE, LOVE & CARE
Since our first domestic dental mission in 2013, HOPE has conducted 23 free dental missions in the DMV region and Texas—serving more than 3,500 patients with approximately $2.5 million in donated services.
On May 2, 2026, more than 150 volunteers transformed the Sterling Community Center in Loudoun County, Virginia, into a full-service dental clinic and cared for 188 patients.
From examinations and diagnosis to periodontics, restorative dentistry, endodontics, and oral surgery, our clinical teams delivered $122,981 in dental services—completely free of charge.
We are deeply grateful to every volunteer, sponsor, donor, patient, and Loudoun County Health and Human Services for making this day possible.
Infrastructure
Lasting places of healing, dignity and care
From the Mai Tam Orphanage and Gary House for cancer patients to the Vi Hoang Senior Center and the Kinh 7 clinic, each project addresses a critical community need.
Mai Tam – House of Hope
Since 2008, HOPE has worked with Father John Phuong Dinh Toai and the Order of St. Camillus to support children living with HIV/AIDS, completing Mai Tam Orphanage II in 2016. In 2025, Mai Tam was home to 70 children and 12 widowed mothers, while supporting 203 more people in the surrounding community.
Kinh 7 Medical Clinic, Rạch Giá
HOPE provided primary financial support for the new Kinh 7 Humanitarian Medical Clinic, designed to serve more than 200 rehabilitation patients each day. Patients and one family caregiver receive free accommodation and three meals daily. Construction completed 2020.
Vi Hoang Senior Center
Named for the late Dr. Tran Vi Hoang and built with the Camillian Order in District 12, Saigon (2020–2024), the Center serves more than 100 seniors with free housing, meals, long-term medical care, and companionship.
Building Smiles, Restoring Dignity
HOPE’s free dental clinics in Vietnam
No one should have to live in pain simply because they cannot afford dental care. To create year-round access to oral healthcare, HOPE has helped establish three free dental clinics:
- Nha Khoa Theresa, Kênh 7 Humanitarian Medical Clinic, Rạch Giá — est. 2022
- Nha Khoa Phú Thượng, St. Paul Humanitarian Medical Clinic, Quảng Nam — est. 2024
- Nha Khoa Kim Long, Kim Long Humanitarian Medical Clinic, Huế — est. 2025
Patients receive exams, cleanings, fluoride, fillings, extractions, root canals and more—free of charge—through collaboration with local professionals, the Camillian Order, St. Paul Order, the Sisters at Kim Long Clinic, and the family of Dr. Bich Loc Nguyen.
Education Assistance Program
Creating opportunity through HOPE, LOVE & CARE
Through scholarships and academic assistance, HFT supports undergraduate, graduate, and technical school students, with emphasis on those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
We offer HOPE by helping students believe their circumstances do not define their future. We demonstrate LOVE by investing in each student as a person, through encouragement and mentoring. And we show CARE by working with trusted partners—VietHope, Viet Toc Foundation, VietCorps, Perspective Charity, Sun for Life and others—to identify deserving students.
