Two South Korean stars will come to Vietnam to advertise their newly released TV series entitled My Princess and also raise funds for Vietnamese needy children.
Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan was full of thanks to the SOS Children’s Village International at a reception for the organisation’s President Helmut Kutin in Hanoi.
The Luxembourg government is funding a project to increase tourism activities and assist the goal of sustainable poverty reduction in Quang Nam Province.
A total of VND6.6 trillion was donated by localities, organisations and individuals for the poor at a live TV programme held on the eve of the year 2012.
Sixteen thousand underprivileged children will get free daily milk starting next month in an annual campaign by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
VND11.7 billion were raised for the “Fund for the Poor” of Quang Ninh province during a live broadcast of the provincial Radio and Television Station on December 28.
Four Vietnamese “treasures” have been put up for sale as part of an online auction aimed at raising several billion VND to be used to help people living in poverty in the New Year.
Sixteen thousand children of poor families around country will have free milk every day in a campaign by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
A new rehabilitation centre was inaugurated on Monday and put into operation to provide shelter, healthcare, and treatment for victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin.
Singers, actors, models and beauty queens throughout the country will take photos for a charity photo book to raise funds for purchasing Tet gifts for needy families.