DTiNews has worked with the Vietnam Study Promotion Fund and Thanh Hoa Province’s Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to grant scholarships for local students.
The Vietnam Red Cross Society (VRC) on October 12 provided urgent relief, including 900 million in cash and necessities worth over 50 million VND, for people severely affected by floods in the northern and central regions.
Bangladesh has banned three Islamic charities from working with Rohingya refugees, a lawmaker said Thursday, amid concerns displaced Muslims in camps along its border could be radicalized.
A 51-year-old poor woman in the central province of Quang Nam who suffers from breast cancer is in desperate need of financial support for her treatment. Her mother is also facing with several dangerous diseases.
86-year-old Tran Dinh Sai and his wife from Ha Nam Province have been struggling to take care of two children who have both suffered from mental illness for years.
A poor woman in the southern province of Kien Giang is calling for help to cover the treatment fees for serious burns she suffered caused by a gas cylinder explosion.
A poor ethnic minority woman in Bac Giang Province is in desperate need of financial support to cover the treatment fees for her operation following a workplace accident.
Japan has provided US$727,400 to two grassroots social projects in central Vietnam: optical coherence tomography equipment for the Huế Eye Hospital and a mine clearance project in Quảng Bình.
Operation Smile has announced its new free facial surgery campaign for congenital malformations in Vietnamese children in the month of October, with the aim of bringing “new smiles” to nearly 300 children with cleft lips and palates nationwide.
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.
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.
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.