Giving gifts to children and families in especially difficult circumstances

Giving gifts to two orphaned brothers

Family of 2 brothersorphanedPham Van Binh (15 years old), Pham Van Thin (9 years old) in Xuan Lam commune (Hung Nguyen), father passed away due to serious illness, mother left, two brothers live in a dilapidated house. Currently, Pham Van Thin is studying in class 3A, Xuan Lam Primary School. Pham Van Binh has dropped out of school.

Representative of Xuan Lam commune presented gifts to Nguyen Van Binh and his brother. Photo: Huy Thu

The circumstances of the two children were reflected in the article.“The pitiful situation of two orphaned children by the Lam River"Published in Nghe An electronic newspaper on April 2, 2021.

Recently, the two orphaned brothers Nguyen Van Binh have received help from many groups and individuals inside and outside the province. After a period of launching and calling for donations, on the occasion of International Children's Day, to encourage the children, representatives of the Party Committee - People's Council - People's Committee - Fatherland Front Committee of Xuan Lam commune came to their house to give 44,900,000 VND, hoping to contribute to helping the children overcome the pain of losing their father and the immediate difficulties.

Support for families whose houses burned down

The family of Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa in Phong Thinh hamlet, Thanh Thinh commune (Thanh Chuong) was...on fireThe two-room house and many of its belongings were destroyed on the night of May 29, leaving the couple and their two children (the eldest child is 9 years old, the younger child is 5 years old) homeless and forced to stay at someone else's place.

The pitiful situation of Ms. Hoa's family was reflected in the article "The couple went to work and the two-room house burned down at midnight"Published in Nghe An electronic newspaper on May 30, 2021.

Representatives of local organizations presented gifts to Nguyen Thi Hoa's family. Photo: Huy Thu

Faced with the difficult and unfortunate situation of Ms. Hoa's family, the local authorities, organizations, and neighbors joined hands to help. Self-management group No. 3, Phong Thinh hamlet joined hands to support her family in moving and cleaning up burnt belongings and cleaning the floor. In order to promptly encourage the family in distress, leaders of Thanh Thinh commune and representatives of local organizations also visited, gave gifts, and shared with her family.

The Phong Thinh Women's Association decided to give the family the savings fund from the Association's scrap collection activities, and launched a movement among the women to raise funds to support Ms. Hoa's family. After only 2 days of launching, the Women's Association raised nearly 7 million VND to help the family whose house burned down.

Representatives of the District Youth Union and the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Thanh Chuong district presented gifts to Bui Minh Duc (Hoa's son). Photo: Huy Thu

The school unions where Ms. Hoa’s two children study also launched a fundraising campaign to support the families of the students affected by the fire. On social media, many associations, groups, and individuals simultaneously posted articles calling on everyone to join hands to support Ms. Hoa’s family.

In recent days, a number of organizations and individuals such as Thanh Chuong District Youth Union, the District Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, and volunteer groups have also directly visited Ms. Hoa's house to visit and give gifts... A kind-hearted person has donated 1,000 dashboard bricks to help her family rebuild their house.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa shared: “In times of hardship and loss, my family still feels warmed by the care of the community and society. Now my husband and I just hope to rebuild our small house so we can have a place to live and eat”./.

Huy Thu