Dantri grants scholarships to disadvantaged students in Ha Giang Province on May 28.
On the afternoon of May 28, Dantri Newspaper, in collaboration with the People’s Committee of Vi Xuyen District in Ha Giang Province, held a scholarship award ceremony for students from disadvantaged families and those with relatives who contributed to the nation, in celebration of International Children’s Day on June 1.
Thirty scholarships, each valued at VND 500,000 (approximately USD 20), were awarded to students at Vi Xuyen High School, Ly Tu Trong Secondary School, and Cao Bo Semi-Boarding Primary and Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities.
Speaking at the event, Dantri’s Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Nguyen Xuan Toan, expressed the editorial board’s deep concern for underprivileged communities in remote and mountainous areas.
Dantri’s Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Nguyen Xuan Toan, speaks at the event.
“The editorial team of Dantri puts great care into these modest gifts for the students. These are the heartfelt contributions from our readers across the country, allowing us to bring support to those in need. We hope Dantri’s readers will continue to join us in encouraging these children to study hard, grow into responsible citizens, and contribute to building a better and more developed society,” said journalist Nguyen Xuan Toan.
Tran Quang Vinh, Principal of Vi Xuyen High School, expressed his gratitude to Dantri Newspaper and said that the school was delighted to receive these scholarships.
Tran Quang Vinh, Principal of Vi Xuyen High School, speaks at the ceremony.
"Among the recipients, some suffer from serious illnesses or disabilities, while others face extremely difficult circumstances," he said. "We sincerely thank the readers and Dantri for their kindness. We will remind the students to use the scholarships to buy school supplies and clothing. This support will ease the financial burden on their families as they prepare for the new school year.”
Ban Thi Tau brings her daughter, Dang Thi Thu Huong, to the event to receive her scholarship.
Ban Thi Tau, 32, brought her daughter, Dang Thi Thu Huong, to the event to receive her scholarship. She shared that she and her husband do manual labour jobs without stable income, making it hard to raise their three children. “This scholarship will help us manage our living expenses, even just a little,” she said.
