Giving 100 bowls of charity porridge to poor patients in Dien Chau

Representatives of Nghe An Red Cross Society, Dien Chau District People's Committee and Nghe An Agricultural Materials and Food Joint Stock Corporation gave porridge to poor patients. Photo: Nguyen Hai

This is a meaningful activity within the 2018 social cooperation program between Nghe An Provincial Red Cross Society and Nghe An Agricultural Materials and Food Corporation.

Accordingly, Nghe An Agricultural Food and Materials Joint Stock Corporation sponsored 10 tons of rice for the Red Cross to coordinate with medical units to cook charity porridge for poor patients. In addition, the unit also supported 10 kg of rice per month for especially difficult circumstances introduced by the Association.

Mr. Truong Van Hung - Deputy General Director of Nghe An Agricultural Food and Materials Joint Stock Corporation presented the symbol of support of 10 tons of rice to the representative of Nghe An Red Cross Society. Photo: Nguyen Hai

On this occasion, the delegation also visited and presented rice to two particularly difficult circumstances in Dien Chau district, namely two sisters Ho Thi Thao and Ho Van Hung, orphans of both parents in hamlet 1, Dien Phuc commune, and the family of Mr. Nguyen Van The (33 years old) in Bac Lien hamlet, Dien Kim commune. Mr. The's family is in particularly difficult circumstances (the husband is blind from birth, the wife is disabled and has a small child). In addition to supporting his family with 10 kg of rice per month, the delegation also presented 5 million VND from the "Human Bridge" program.

Giving rice and 5 million VND from the program "Humanitarian Bridge" to the family of Mr. Nguyen Van The (Bac Lien hamlet, Dien Kim commune). Photo: Nguyen Hai

This is the first year that Nghe An Agricultural Materials and Food Corporation has coordinated with Nghe An Red Cross Society to organize the giving of bowls of charity porridge to poor patients and rice to support the poor. This meaningful social charity activity will continue to be implemented in the province, especially in difficult areas, remote and isolated areas./.