Project
Vocational Rehabilitation
Vietnam
Siloam International is implementing a vocational training program for people with disabilities in Hanoi, Vietnam, who are excluded from employment and economic activity opportunities, to promote their participation in economic activities and to build a foundation for their economic independence.
Support Program
| Program | Target | Region | Contents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vocational Training for Visually Impaired Baristas | People with Visual Impairment in Hanoi | Hanoi, Vietnam | An effective training environment is created through the provision of equipment to trainees, and by renovating the training room to ensure accessibility for the visually impaired. Professional baristas are trained through hands-on vocational training. - Establishment of accessible training facilities for visually impaired baristas - Capacity-building training for vocational trainers - Vocational training for baristas |
| Opening and Operation of Cafés | People with Visual Impairment in Hanoi | Hanoi, Vietnam | The successful model of 'Cafe More,' a coffee shop for the visually impaired established by Siloam in South Korea, Mongolia, and Indonesia, was applied in Vietnam by opening and operating a café for visually impaired baristas in Hanoi. - Employing visually impaired baristas who completed training - Opening and operating a visually impaired barista café - Opening of 'Cafe More' Hanoi branch on November 22, 2024 |
| Awareness Improvement Activities | Local Residents in Hanoi | Hanoi, Vietnam | Providing various information about the employment of visually impaired individuals helps improve understanding and addresses negative perceptions and biases about the job performance of visually impaired baristas. - Conducting barista experience classes - Organizing café beverage tasting events |
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