COMMUNITY

Vietnamese communities in many countries across the world have made donations to help people in central provinces who suffered from flooding caused by prolonged downpours in the past month.

A young shoe-shiner in HCM City has become well known among local poor people thanks to his free service.

DTiNews readers have donated nearly VND100m (USD4,500) to a widow in Bac Ninh Province who is in need of help to treat her heart disease and raise her children.

Children with congenital heart diseases will be offered free health checks and surgery under a programme launched by the Hospital of Ho Chi Minh City Medicine and the Pharmacy University and two US charity organisations, Gift of Life and

A family in Lang Son Province is calling for financial support to cover medical treatment for their two children who are both suffering from beta thalassemia.

An abandoned boy in the northern city of Haiphong who is calling for help to pay hospital fees for his serious injury treatment.

A family in Nghe An Province is calling for help to treat the ill father and two daughters who are injured following traffic accidents.

Ta Thi Ngoc Thanh, former Director of SOS Children’s Village is known for her devotion to social work and her great love for disadvantaged children.

A family in Ho Chi Minh City is in need of help to treat their one-year-old son who is suffering from leukaemia.

A three-year-old boy in Nghe An Province is suffering from podoconiosis, an inflammatory disease that cause limbs to swell to an unusual size.

A Muong ethnic group widow in Ninh Binh Province is calling for help for her two sons as she is in final stages of breast cancer.

Nearly 3,500 gifts from DTiNews readers have been sent to the people who are suffering after the massive flood in Ha Tinh Province.

A range of activities have been organised at the exhibition house No. 45 Trang Tien street, Hanoi, from October 22-25 to raise funds for Agent Orange (AO)/dioxin victims.

Dantri/DTiNews has just sent VND10 million in urgent support to two small brothers in the central Ha Tinh Province who have just lost their mother in the recent floods that hit the region.

A decent facility with passionate teachers is the first impression one has when visiting the Kianh Foundation Centre in central Quảng Nam Province, which is offering near free care and treatment for nearly 100 children with disabilities.

Nguyen Thi Manh in Hai Duong Province is struggling against breast cancer while doing her best to support her ill husband and their children.

Individuals and organisations nationwide are lending a helping hand to rainstorm-struck residents in the central region.

DTiNews readers have donated over VND50m (USD2,200) to support two families in Nghe An Province who have lost four members in the flooding.

Việt Nam-Cuba Hospital in collaboration with Operation Smile Việt Nam launched the eponymous orthopaedic surgery programme yesterday to help children with congenital hare-lip in the northern region.