COMMUNITY

Three newly built homes funded by Dantri readers have been handed over to disadvantaged households in Tay Ninh Province, offering long awaited relief to families living in unsafe conditions.

A new school project in a remote border area aims to provide safer learning conditions for disadvantaged children, replacing makeshift classrooms where many endured harsh conditions.

A charity funded bridge in a mountainous area of Tuyen Quang is nearing completion after more than six months of construction, set to open before the rainy season.

A paralysed man in central Vietnam has become the sole breadwinner for his family, caring for a father on dialysis and a mother with terminal cancer.

A 75-year-old father and his three disabled sons in Dak Lak Province are close to moving into a new house after receiving strong support from Dantri/Dtinews readers.

A father suffering from spinal illness in Tay Ninh can only watch helplessly as his children study under a leaking roof, with the family relying on his wife’s modest factory wage to survive.

Six homes funded by Dantri/DTiNews readers have been handed over to poor families in Phuc Khanh Commune, Lao Cai Province.

Dantri Newspaper has transferred more than VND 100 million (approximately USD 4,000) in reader donations to support the treatment of a young man critically injured while battling a forest fire.

Dantri/Dtinews Newspaper on April 10 handed over donations and broke ground on a new house for four disadvantaged sisters in Lam Dong Province.

A disadvantaged mother and her two daughters in Phu Tho Province have received VND 242.6 million (approximately USD 9,700) from Dantri readers, enabling them to build a long-awaited new home.

Localities across Vietnam on Tuesday launched activities marking National Voluntary Blood Donation Day and National Health Day, attracting widespread public participation.

Hanoi has launched a pilot programme offering free health check-ups to around 5,000 elderly residents, as part of a broader plan to roll out annual screenings citywide.

Authorities in Lam Dong Province have approved a plan to buy land and construct a house for Ha Thi My Huong and her three siblings in Tan Hoi Commune.

A young man with a rare disease has received nearly VND 900 million, USD 36,000 in donations from readers, enabling him to begin his first course of treatment.

A memorandum signed on March 31 sets out expanded cooperation for 2026-2027 to improve care, rehabilitation and support for Agent Orange/dioxin victims at the Vietnam Friendship Village.

A 16-year-old girl in Lam Dong Province who left school to support three younger siblings has received more than VND 4.54 billion (about USD 170,000) after an appeal by Dantri.

A 16-year-old girl in Lam Dong Province who has been raising her three younger siblings alone has received approximately USD 130,000 in donations after her story was published by Dantri Newspaper.

A 16-year-old girl in Lam Dong Province is working daily to support her three younger siblings after their father died and their mother left home.

More than 300 former youth volunteers and dioxin-affected veterans in Hanoi have received free health checks, consultations and gifts at a charity programme organised by Duc Giang General Hospital.