The "Loving Hearts" program was filmed in Nghe An.
(Baonghean.vn) - On May 20th, at the Kim Lien National Special Historical Site, the Center for Digital Content Production and Development (Vietnam Television), the Vietnam Social Policy Bank, in coordination with the People's Committee of Nghe An province, filmed the "Loving Leaves" program.
On May 20th, at the Kim Lien National Special Historical Site, the Center for Digital Content Production and Development (Vietnam Television), the Vietnam Social Policy Bank, in coordination with the People's Committee of Nghe An province, filmed the "Loving Leaves" program.
The program was attended by representatives from the Vietnam Social Policy Bank and several departments, agencies, districts, cities, and towns of Nghe An province, along with philanthropists.
"Loving Leaves" is a charitable project that aims to extend compassion and community support to disadvantaged individuals. The program introduces people in difficult circumstances to audiences nationwide, connecting benefactors ("healthy leaves") and those in need ("unhealthy leaves") to form "loving leaf pairs" that help each other overcome hardship. Each "unhealthy leaf" receives a minimum of 200,000 VND per person per month.
During the filming at the Kim Lien Historical Site, the "Loving Leaves" program shared with television viewers the story of a family with three underprivileged children.
This is the story of Ngo Thi Tra My from Nghi Phuong commune (Nghi Loc district). Her mother died from an electric shock four years ago, and her father was scammed out of all his money while applying for overseas work. He currently works as a laborer with unstable employment. Tra My and her older brother live with their elderly and frail grandparents, who have no pension or social welfare benefits, suffer from frequent illnesses, and belong to a near-poverty household. The two siblings cultivate a vegetable garden to sell every weekend.
This is Ha Tuan Khanh from Nghia Long commune (Nghia Dan district). His father died in a work accident, and his mother left. Khanh and his brother are living with their paternal grandparents. Although still young, they are very understanding and help their grandparents with all kinds of chores around the house. Both brothers dream of becoming football players.
This is Pham Bao Ngoc, from a poor family with five children. Her father passed away more than three years ago, and her mother is raising all five siblings alone. Her paternal and maternal grandparents have passed away, and her maternal grandmother is frail and unable to provide any support. Her older sister had to drop out of school early to work and earn extra income to help support the family and her younger siblings' education.
During the filming, the families of the three children received gifts and support from benefactors. Representatives from the Vietnam Social Policy Bank, leaders of departments and agencies of Nghe An province, and benefactors also presented gifts to 18 other disadvantaged children in Nghe An province.
