May 17th, 2011
03:44 PM ET
Giving Vietnam's street kids a chance
A 2006 report from Human Rights Watch estimated that 23,000 street children were living throughout Vietnam. On the streets, children are susceptible to a wide range of threats and pitfalls, including child trafficking.
As one rescued boy remembers, "I didn't have time to make friends. The friends I did have ... would take me to do work that wasn't good."
CNN Hero Michael Brosowski is helping some of those street children turn their lives around.
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The Numbers
