Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam

HSCV supported vulnerable households in rural Vietnam through a combination of livelihood training, daily live support, and emergency relief. A total of 130 heads of household participated in training on chicken farming and small business management. As part of this initiative, 8,060 chickens and 16,250 kilograms of chicken feed were distributed to help families build sustainable income sources. To ease the financial burden of school-related expenses, 49 families received 7,321 kilograms of rice, while 11 families were provided with medical assistance to ensure they could maintain their income-generating activities. Following a severe typhoon, HSCV delivered emergency relief to 150 families within days of the disaster. Relief packages included rice, noodles, milk, soap, sanitary pads, and other essential supplies. Additionally, 800 pairs of shoes were distributed to children whose families were severely affected by the storm.

HSCVs support to the Tam Binh Center in Hue, Vietnam contributed to the care and development of 34 children with disabilities, half of whom are boarding students while the other half are day students. The center provides training in self-care, literacy, vocational skills, and other essential life skills to promote greater independence. Its long-term goals include integration into primary schools, access to vocational training, future employment opportunities, and self-sufficiency for the children it serves. In Phu Dong commune, HSCV funded the complete renovation of the local cultural house, including a new roof, updated doors and windows, and a re-paved front yard. This beloved community space, known for hosting cultural events and preserving local traditions, will now also serve as a venue for training sessions, meetings, and community gatherings. The renovation revitalizes an important symbol of Phu Dongs identity and strengthens community cohesion and development.