July 19, 2004
Accidents Take Toll on Children in Central Vietnam
During the first half of 2004, 29 different accidents in five central coast provinces claimed 61 victims, killing 25 and injuring 36 from Quang Binh to Phu Yen. Thirty-nine, or two out of every three of the victims, were children. Clear Path International responded to each of the accidents with 15 family bereavement grants for the surviving relatives and emergency medical treatment support for all 36 of the injured accident survivors
July 19, 2004
Clear Path International & Break Away in Vietnam
Johnson, VT- Clear Path International joined efforts with national alternative college break program, Break Away, to take nine students, faculty and staff members from Johnson State College, Johnson Vermont to Vietnam for three weeks.
July 13, 2004
Clear Path Now Easier to Reach Online!
Clear Path is now easier to reach on the internet! You can now reach us online at www.cpi.org.
Thank you to Ron Binz and Debra Berlyn for donating this name to Clear Path!
July 09, 2004
Summer Newlsetter Now Available in PDF
This PDF Version of our most recent newsletter is now vailable online.
Headlines include:
-Accidents Take Toll on Children: Accident rates due to UXO in Central Vietnam are spiking. Children account for most of the victims.
-Clear Path Funds Third Prosthetics Shop on the Thai-Burma Border
-"Fog of War” Helps Fight “Impact of War”
-Clear Path Receives $20,000 From New York City Students
-“Fourth Uncle” Author Raises Funds for CPI
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