COMMUNITY

The Vietnam Red Cross Society (VRC) on May 6 presented “For the humanitarian cause” insignia to foreigners who have made great contributions to humanitarian activities in Vietnam.

A father of a poor family in Quang Tri Province is struggling to support his four children including a son with cerebral palsy after his wife died several years ago.

A man from a poor family in Binh Dinh is struggling to support his wife with severe health problems and his four mentally ill children.

A poor woman from the southern province of Dong Thap, who is struggling with the final stages of breast cancer, was abandoned by her husband.

A poor couple in Ben Tre province is seeking the community's help to save their 10-year-old daughter who is suffering from leukemia.

The Vietnamese Embassy to the UK on April 28 hosted an annual meeting of the Executive Board of the Medical and Scientific Aid for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia (MSAVLC).

A poor 20-year-old man from Hau Giang Province may have little chance of surviving his illness caused by acute inflammatory neuropathy due to economic difficulties.

An international conference in Hanoi on April 28 heard that the village has taken good care of war veterans and children suffering from impact of the chemical.

A poor mother in Phu Tho province took her daughter, who is suffering from advanced leukemia, to DTiNews headquarters in a desperate search for help.

Prudence Foundation and Save the Children have provided more than 12,000 children in 24 primary schools in Dong Thap and Tien Giang with training and life-saving equipment to better prepare them for potential disasters.

A poor young couple from Dong Thap Province is struggling to find enough money to treat their 5-month old daughter who suffers from several health problems.

A poor couple in Bac Lieu is asking for help from the community to save their 13-year old daughter who suffers from a strange disease.

A boy in Quang Binh Province has been taking care of his mother, who is struggling with cancer, at a local hospital for more than a year.

DTiNews gave gifts to 150 disabled children affected by agent orange, in Danang City on the occasion of the Vietnamese Day for People with Disabilities.

Many donors have given a combined VND50 million to a desperate family in Can Tho province, in which all the members suffer from serious diseases.

A man of Khmer ethnic minority people in Soc Trang has been in bed for seven years due to a deformity of the limbs, but his family cannot afford treatment.

Samuel Christopher Russell, country director of the Vietnam Children’s Fund, has been awarded Vietnam’s Friendship Order in recognition of his contribution to child care and protection in Vietnam.

Police in Vinh City have arrested a man for swindling from a woman whose unfortunate situation was introduced in DTiNews's Charity column.

Many victims of Agent Orange (AO)/dioxin in Vietnam have been able to take care of themselves and reintegrate into the community after benefiting from charitable operations.