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About Us

Since 1998, Len Duong Camp has been a flagship program of the Vietnamese Culture & Science Association (VCSA) to provide an environment where young adults can come together to develop leadership skills, network with like-minded individuals, and learn more about our cultural heritage.

Len duong 2023

For the past 22+ years, we have helped 5000+ Vietnamese American & Canadian young leaders to learn more about the Vietnamese culture & become more committed to serving their local communities.

Len Duong Camp 2023 will be held at Camp Cullen in Trinity, Texas from May 26-29, 2023.

scholarships

VCSA is pleased to announce multiple VCSA Scholarships to encourage young, outstanding community activists from across North America to share their ideals in volunteerism and to financially assist applicants so that they may attend this year’s Len Duong Camp.

why go to ld

The purpose of Len Duong Camp is to create an environment where Vietnamese youths can exchange ideas, learn leadership and team building skills, be encouraged to continue community involvement, and to learn Vietnamese culture and history. The first camp was established in 1998 in Fort Worth, Texas.