The program 'Journey of Life' presented 200 bicycles and insurance contracts to poor children in Nghe An.

Attending the program were comrades: Nguyen Thi Ha - Deputy Minister of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs; Bui Dinh Long - Vice Chairman of Nghe An Provincial People's Committee and representatives of a number of provincial departments, branches and sectors.

This is the 10th year that AIA Vietnam has organized the "Journey of Life" program, with the message "AIA Vietnam - joining hands to fight climate change, sustainable development for a green planet".

At the ceremony, AIA Vietnam presented 200 bicycles, 3 life insurance contracts, each worth 20 million VND, along with practical gifts (total value of 450 million VND) to disadvantaged children in Nghe An.

Giving bicycles to disadvantaged children in Vinh city, Cua Lo town and Nghi Loc district. Photo: Thu Huong

The practical and meaningful support of the program contributes to supporting and encouraging poor students to continue their studies and pursue their career dreams; at the same time, helping families reduce difficulties and hardships in life.

At the program, there were many fun activities, exchange of recycled items, and environmental protection. Photo: Thu Huong

Awarding 3 Life Insurance Contracts, each worth 20 million VND, to children in difficult circumstances. Photo: Thu Huong

At the program, a series of community activities took place to educate students about environmental protection by exchanging recyclable and reusable items such as plastic bottles, milk cartons, water cups, vases, books, old stories to build a community bookshelf...

The joy of students receiving meaningful gifts. Photo: Thu Huong

In 2023, AIA Vietnam will give more than 2,000 bicycles, 18 life insurance contracts and gifts to disadvantaged children across the country.

These meaningful gifts have shown the care and concern of AIA's authorities, sectors and philanthropists for children in difficult circumstances, encouraging them to continue to strive to excel in their studies and become useful citizens for their families and society./.