Readers have donated more than VND 257 million (about USD 10,700) to help five young sisters in Ha Tinh Province who lost their father and whose mother is suffering from severe depression.
A 75-year-old man in Dak Lak Province is struggling to care for three disabled adult children, living in extreme poverty after years of hardship and loss.
Teachers and pupils at Ta Lo San and Ta Khoa Pa school branches in Dien Bien are studying in deteriorating classrooms with leaking roofs and no electricity, clean water or reliable phone signal.
Bui Dinh Thang, 31, has just regained consciousness after a prolonged coma in the intensive care unit at the National Burn Hospital in Hanoi, where deep burns cover much of his body.
Japan has pledged USD 1.5 million in emergency and recovery aid to support Vietnamese communities hit by storms and floods, focusing on Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong.
Dantri/Dtinews on December 10 inaugurated and handed over two charity houses to disadvantaged families in My Thuan Commune, the southern province of Vinh Long.
Ireland is funding a humanitarian project in Quang Tri Province to aid bomb victims and persons with disabilities while promoting mine risk education for a safer community.
A husband and wife in Haiphong City, both suffering from cancer, are now in debt and putting their small home up for sale in order to pay for medical care.
Dantri Newspaper and the Trangsparent Company have provided drinking water filters to pupils at three schools in a flood-affected area of Dak Lak to help ensure safe water.
The Asian Development Bank has pledged USD 7 million in rapid-response grants to Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam after severe floods devastated communities across the region.
Son Hai Group has contributed VND 2 billion (around USD 83,000) and 20 tonnes of rice to support people affected by the devastating floods in Dak Lak Province.