Families with Children from Vietnam

North Carolina Triangle Area:

Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill


Families with Children from Vietnam in the North Carolina Triangle

Activities

How to Join

Links

Welcome to the North Carolina Triangle, Families with Children from Vietnam. This is the support group for families who have adopted children from Vietnam. If you have adopted a child of Vietnamese heritage or are considering adopting from Vietnam, please join us. We have a lot of fun together and you are welcome.

Activities

Our families meet together every few months at various locations in the North Carolina Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill), usually in our homes. Our activities are both educational and social, ranging from potlucks to mini-culture camps. Several times a year we take field trips to attend Vietnamese cultural events. We also celebrate a number of holidays together, including Vietnamese New Year, the Autumn Festival, and Halloween. Guest lecturers include Dana Sachs, author of "Dream Street."

Join

If you wish to join our group and recieve our event notices, write Allison Martin at
5martin@bellsouth.net or Anne Marie Clifford at mclifford@mindspring.com.

Links

Families of Children from Vietnam (www.fcvn.org) - The national FCV homepage. Photo gallery, family directory, Vietnam adoption stories, and a listing of FCV support groups in the US and Canada.

Adopt Vietnam (www.adoptvietnam.org) - Immense website with hundreds of updated articles on Vietnam adoption, including travel, culture, resources, health, books and parenting.

Chao Ban! Newsletter (www.chaobannewsletter.com) - A wonderful new resource for adoptive families with children from Vietnam. Read about the newsletter and subscribe on this site.

Adoptive Parents of Vietnam (www.mamnon.org/apv.htm) - Email discussion list for adoption from Vietnam.

North Carolina Vital Records (http://vitalrecords.dhhs.state.nc.us/vr/requests/) - Requesting Certificates from North Carolina

Families with Children from Vietnam in the North Carolina Triangle
http://www.fcvn.org/trianglenc.htm