Awarding 30 scholarships to poor children overcoming difficulties in Kim Lien
(Baonghean.vn) -On the morning of April 15, at Kim Lien Secondary School (Nam Dan), the Provincial Children's Support Fund in coordination with the People's Committee of Kim Lien Commune (Nam Dan) organized a ceremony to award 30 scholarships (each worth 500 VND from the Ho Chi Minh City Disabled Children Relief Association) to students of the school with difficult circumstances who have made great achievements in their studies.
Attending the event were representatives of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of the province, Mr. Nguyen Van Chi - former Vice Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Association for Relief of Disabled Children, Ms. Truong Thi No - Deputy Head of Charity Committee, Central Committee of Vietnam Buddhist Sangha and students of Kim Lien Secondary School.
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| Mr. Nguyen Huu Minh - Director of Nghe An Children's Support Fund (right) received 100 million VND from Mr. Nguyen Van Chi - Chairman of the Association for Relief of Disabled Children to donate to students in difficult circumstances and to implement activities to help disabled children. |
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| Mr. Vi Ngoc Quynh - Deputy Director of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, authorized by the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, awarded certificates of merit to Mr. Nguyen Van Chi - Chairman of the Association and Ms. Truong Thi No - Vice Chairman of the Association for Relief of Disabled Children. |
On this occasion, through the Provincial Children's Support Fund, the Ho Chi Minh City Disabled Children Relief Association donated 100 million VND to provide scholarships to disadvantaged children and carry out activities to support disabled children in Nghe An province.
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| Giving gifts to 30 students of Kim Lien Secondary School with difficult circumstances who have excelled in their studies |
This is a meaningful work to join hands to help children, who need care and protection. Gifts from benefactors will be a source of encouragement for children to try to overcome difficulties to excel in their studies and in life.
Pham Ngan
