A Vietnamese popular footballer and an English counterpart recently took part in several activities to call for better nutrition for children in Vietnam.
A poor young couple from Nghe An is struggling to find ways to provide medical care for their two-month-old son who is suffering from digestive problems.
DTiNews readers have sent over VND300 million to support a 13-year-old orphaned boy in Hai Duong Province who is struggling to take care of his ill brother and sister.
A Japanese Buddhist organisation called Shinyo-en, has donated an additional USD5,000 in support of Vietnamese students who were affected by natural disasters last year.
A 13-year-old boy in Hai Duong Province is struggling to take care of his brother and sister who both suffer from mental illness after their parents died.
A poor young woman in Hanoi’s Hoai Duc District is about to give birth twins soon and is powerless to save her husband who was in a serious traffic accident.
A centre for steam treatments, detoxification and rehabilitation has recently opened in Thanh Khe district, Da Nang city. This charitable humanitarian project will care for and detoxify dioxin/Agent Orange (AO) effected people in the city and in the central region.
The parents of an eight-year old girl in Thanh Hoa province must keep their daughter at home, attached to a chain to ensure her safety when they are working.
Hundreds of students in Ben Tre Province are hoping for a better bridge to replace the old makeshift one which has been the cause for a number of accidents.
A programme launched by the National Fund for Vietnamese Children in 1997 has so far helped treat nearly 20,000 kids with cleft lip and palate, helping them better integrate into society.