The programme was jointly organised by People's Police Academy, Dien Bien Provincial Police, the Dien Bien Youth Union and Dantri/Dtinews.
Children in Phinh Giang Commune, Dien Bien Province, eagerly welcome the volunteer delegation on May 22 (Photo: Tung Duong).
At the ceremony, representatives of the People’s Police Academy and Dantri presented symbolic donations for the construction of two houses worth a combined VND 340 million (approximately USD 13,100) for the families of Ca Thi Panh and Lu Thi La.
Each household received VND 170 million (approximately USD 6,540), including VND 50 million (approximately USD 1,920) from the academy, while the remaining funds were donated by Dantri readers and benefactors.
Colonel Phan Van Thinh of the People’s Police Academy and a Dantri reporter present a symbolic board for funding to build two houses in Dien Bien (Photo: Tung Duong).
Additional sponsorship worth VND 320 million (approximately USD 12,300), contributed by officers and personnel of the People’s Police Academy, the Green Foot Club and GBE Business Association, was allocated to build Pu Hong Kindergarten.
Representatives of the People’s Police Academy and sponsors present funding for the construction of the Pu Hong Kindergarten (Photo: Tung Duong).
The charity delegation also donated two tonnes of rice, 30 gift packages and cash support for disadvantaged households, along with milk, toiletries and school supplies for children ahead of International Children’s Day on June 1.
The charity delegation donates 2 tonnes of rice to disadvantaged households (Photo: Tung Duong).
Speaking at the event, Lu Thi La expressed gratitude to Dantri readers, the People’s Police Academy and donors for helping her family secure funding for a new home.
“This is timely and extremely valuable support that helps my four children and me overcome a difficult period,” she said emotionally.
Lu Thi La of Na Sang Commune emotionally thanks Dantri readers and benefactors for helping her and her three children fund a new home (Photo: Tung Duong).
Lo Thi Panh, whose two children suffer from thalassaemia, said she had never imagined receiving such significant assistance.
“With a new house, we no longer fear our home collapsing during the rainy season,” she said.
Colonel Phan Van Thinh from the People’s Police Academy encouraged the family to take the children to the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion for treatment.
Thinh said officers and students from the academy were willing to donate blood to support the children during treatment.
A representative of the charity delegation visits and encourages Ca Thi Panh (Photo: Tung Duong).
The programme also donated a children’s playground worth VND 30 million (approximately USD 1,150) to Pu Hong Kindergarten, installed solar powered lighting systems at schools and Leng Su Sin Border Guard Station, and distributed further support packages for poor households and disadvantaged students.
In addition, the delegation donated 11 computer sets to commune police units in the area to support professional operations and improve public services.
The charity delegation donates 11 computer sets to Commune police units in the area (Photo: Tung Duong).
“We believe every contribution today helps strengthen ties between the people and security forces while spreading Vietnam’s tradition of solidarity and compassion,” Colonel Phan Van Thinh said.