Donated 67 bicycles to poor students in Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - On the occasion of the Month of Action for Children 2023, on the morning of May 27, in Dien Ngoc commune (Dien Chau), the Nghe An Provincial Children's Support Fund in coordination with Prudential Vietnam Life Insurance Company Limited organized a program to give bicycles to students in difficult circumstances in the province.
Attending the event were representatives of the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, leaders of 8 districts and towns: Yen Thanh, Quynh Luu, Quy Hop, Dien Chau, Tan Ky, Do Luong, Anh Son and Hoang Mai Town.
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| Donating 67 bicycles to students in special and difficult circumstances in Nghe An province. Photo: Thu Huong |
The program has donated 67 bicycles, with a total value of 100 million VND, to disadvantaged students in the 8 districts and towns mentioned above. The donation of bicycles will help poor students in the province have the conditions to go to school, study, and strive to become good children and good students.
It is expected that in 2023, Prudential Life Insurance will organize 16 donation campaigns of bicycles, school supplies for students and social security packages for the poor, with a total value of 1.6 billion VND.
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| The joy of poor students receiving bicycles. Photo: Thu Huong |
Since the beginning of 2023, the Nghe An Provincial Children's Support Fund has called for and mobilized agencies, organizations, businesses, individuals, and philanthropists to support with a total budget of nearly 6 billion VND; in which, coordinating with units and localities in the province to organize activities such as: examining, consulting, and providing free medicine to children in special and difficult circumstances; donating bicycles and wheelchairs, promptly visiting and encouraging those who have suffered from traffic accidents, drowning, etc.
In 2023, the Nghe An Provincial Children's Support Fund strives to mobilize resources of 15 billion VND, supporting about 19,000 children in special and difficult circumstances in the province according to basic children's rights groups.
