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In Nobody's Child, Noble tells the story of how her own suffering as a street child in Dublin became the bridge to the destitute street children of Saigon.
In three years she wrought a miracle. Through sheer willpower and force of personality she shifted from fairy godmother to humanitarian crusader, winning over callous bureaucrats in Hanoi: by 1993 she had opened a hospital, schools, and a social center for these children, determined not only to save them but to change the cruel disregard of an entire social system.
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Biography, Child welfare, Social conditions, Street children, Women in charitable work, Women social reformers, Noble, Christina, 1944-, Women social reformers -- Ireland -- Biography., Women social reformers -- Vietnam -- Biography., Women in charitable work -- Vietnam., Street children -- Vietnam., Child welfare -- Vietnam., Vietnam -- Social conditions., Women, biography, Social reformers, Vietnam, social life and customsPeople
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Nobody's child: a woman's abusive past and the inspiring dream that led her to rescue the street children of Saigon
1994, Grove Press, Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
in English
- 1st ed.
0802115519 9780802115515
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"A Fred Jordan book."
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