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.
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.
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.
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.
The Asia-Pacific Ladies Friendship Society held their 38th charity bazaar in Tokyo on April 8 with the participation of representatives from 26 women’s unions of ALFS member countries.
DTiNews reporters have helped to transfer a total donation of VND68 million from readers to an orphan girl who is now living alone in Ha Tinh province.
Thousands of people nationwide have actively responded to the national blood donation campaign on the occasion of the Day for Voluntary Blood Donation (April 7).
After the story about an orphan boy who has to take care of his ill brother and sister was published on DTiNews, readers have sent more than VND1.2 billion to help him.
Many organisations have committed to donating towards the construction of a bridge in Dien Bien Province, where local people often cross a stream using plastic bags.
Jessica Trinh, a talented young pet photographer whose golden retriever Chuppy passed away, has released a beautiful series of images of shelter dogs that will make your heart melt.