Poor couple seeks help for ailing son after four children die
A poor couple in the central province of Quang Binh Province have 11 children, however, four of them died, while another is facing the death risk.
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Two children face uncertain future as mother faces imminent death
Two small children in Dak Lak Province are in desperate need of financial support after their parents were hospitalised.
Japan provides USD83,000 to upgrade Hanoi children’s village
The Japanese government will provide a non-refundable loan for the upgrading of Birla Children's Village in Hanoi as part of an agreement signed on September 21.
Hanoi hosts SE Asia Red Cross Red Crescent Leadership Meeting
The 14th annual Southeast Asia Red Cross Red Crescent Leadership Meeting kicked off in Hanoi on September 21.
Readers build house for soldier's widow
Dan Tri Newspaper and leaders of Thanh Hoa Province have just transferred a new house for a soldier's widow in the province.
Consultation spotlights policies on youth’s voluntary activities
The Ministry of Home Affairs and the United Nations Volunteers Programme held a consultation in Hanoi on September 19 to discuss policies on youth’s voluntary activities.
Mother struggles to care for ill husband and son
A woman in Dak Lak Province is in desperate need of support to help treat her husband and son who are suffering from serious health problems.
Orphans in Vinh Long in desperate need of help
Two orphans in the southern province of Vinh Long are calling for help after their parents died, while they have almost no relatives.
Vietnamese firms assist Cuba’s post-Irma re-building efforts
Some Vietnamese companies, via the Cuba Embassy in Vietnam, have offered material support to Cuban people with a view to helping them to overcome consequences caused by hurricane Irma.
21,000 people join blood donation campaign
Up to 21,000 people participated in a blood donation campaign jointly by the National Institute of Haematology and Blood Transfusion and Samsung Vietnam.
Programme calls for joint efforts to ensure that children do not grow up alone
A programme entitled ‘A Jar of Love’ was launched in Ho Chi Minh City, on September 12, by the Vietnam SOS Children’s Villages to call for joint efforts to ensure that children don’t grow up alone.
Readers help orphaned student overcome difficulties
Dantri Newspaper has transferred over VND120 million (USD,5300) in readers' donation to help an orphaned university student in An Giang Province undergo a kidney transplant.
PM okays UNICEF-funded comprehensive childcare project
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has approved a UNICEF-funded project on childcare development and renovating the healthcare system in Vietnam.
Around 15,000 people receive free cancer screening and treatment
A free cancer screening programme has been simultaneously launched at 18 medical facilities throughout eight provinces and cities across the country, targeting the early detection of several cancers for around 15,000 people.
Brothers suffer from fish scale disease
A couple in Ca Mau Province are calling for financial support to help treat their two children who are both suffering from fish scale disease.
Norwegian Red Cross helps increase disaster response capacity
The Norwegian Red Cross (NRC) has provided more than 7 million USD to help 21 localities nationwide cope with natural disasters and improve environmental hygiene over the past 21 years.
Poor couple in Nghe An seeks help for ailing children
A poor couple in the central province of Nghe An Province is calling for financial support to help their two daughters who are both suffering from heart diseases.
Readers support ill widow and her four children
Dantri's readers have donated over VND113 million (USD5,000) to an ailing widow and her four small children in Ha Tinh Province.
Dantri Bridge opens in Nghe An Province
A new Dantri Bridge was opened on Friday in the mountainous district of Tuong Duong in the central province of Nghe An.
Cancer mother takes care of daughter with mental diseases
A poor mother in the southern province of Dong Nai is calling for the community help as she herself faces cancer, while her daughter suffers from mental diseases.
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