The European Commission has provided 200,000 euro ($237,000) in humanitarian aid funding to assist the worst-affected communities from Typhoon Damrey, which wreaked havoc across large parts of Vietnam’s central and south-central regions in early November.
The US Ambassador in Vietnam, H.E. Daniel J. Kritenbrink, has just launched Phase II of the Enhanced Capacity of the Vietnam Red Cross project on behalf of the US Government.
Japan's Shinnyo-en Buddhist organisation continues to co-operate with Vietnam Fund for Learning Promotion and Dantri/DTiNews Newspaper to open a new building for disadvantaged pupils in Thai Nguyen Province.
UNICEF and eleven factories in Vietnam’s footwear and apparel sector launched the “Children’s Rights in the Workplace Program for Footwear and Apparel Manufacturers” last week to look specifically at improving the wellbeing of children, working parents, and young workers.
A two-year-old boy in the northern province of Ha Nam is in desperate need of help after his mother died. He is currently being looked after by his poor and ailing maternal grandparents.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has decided to provide VND1 trillion (US$44 million) for localities affected by Typhoon Damrey that hit south central provinces early this month.
A poor man in the central province of Nghe An is calling on help for his wife who is on the verge of death, leaving their little baby thirsty for breast milk.
An ill man in An Giang Province is calling for financial support to help treat his three-year-old daughter who is suffering from leukaemia after his wife died of throat cancer.