Four children have been abandoned at an orphanage in Hai Duong Province, pushing carers to the limit as they struggle to look after more children than they can afford.
A single mother in Ha Tinh Province has to turn to other mothers to feed her twin babies as she undergoes multiple surgeries to tackle congenital diseases.
Thousands of youth, students and volunteers donated their blood yesterday at the Red Sunday 2015 blood donation festival, which took place in 18 provinces and cities nationwide.
Over the past two decades, the Vietnam Children’s Fund (VCF) has raised more than VND4,000 billion to support more than 28 million disadvantaged children across the country.
A 15-year-old girl in Ben Tre Province is struggling to continue her studies despite fighting two debilitating diseases that have drained her family of all their resources.
Blood donation festival "Red Sunday 2015" will take place in 18 provinces and cities nationwide, and at the Hanoi University of Technology in Hanoi, on January 25.
Do Duong Huy's graduation from university was supposed to be a time of celebration for his family, but the news was marred by his being diagnosed with leukaemia while his parents are seriously ill.
A 12-year-old girl in Soc Trang Province is calling for financial support to help her take care of her adoptive parents and sister who all have serious diseases.
The US Embassy in Hanoi in collaboration with the National Institute of Haematology and Blood Transfusion on January 15 sponsored a blood drive in Hanoi.
A ceremony has been held in the central province of Thua Thien – Hue to transfer the centre for child protection Thuy Xuan in Hue city to the system of SOS Children’s Villages in Vietnam.
Two seriously ill poor children in Nghe An Province have received more than VND358m (USD17,000) in donations from DTiNews readers to help with their treatment.