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New Hope Children's Home Video Analysis
VisionLink staff helps change the world in their professional and personal lives. One such VisionLinker who exemplifies this is software developer, Aaron Priebe. Aaron and his wife are currently in Arequipa, Peru volunteering for New Hope Children’s Home where they provide food, shelter, education, and healthcare to poverty and abuse stricken youth. New Hope recently wrapped up a video they have been working on for a few months to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the children’s home. The four-minute video shares the story of actual volunteers and kids that live at the home. View the video by clicking the link.

https://vimeo.com/137761230.

Below is another link to New Hope Children’s Home recent campaign, which also includes the video
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