On February 8, 2022, on the occasion of Tet, Chairman of the Board of Management Ho Minh Hoang and members of the Advisory Council and the Board of Director visited and donated 200 million VND to Vo Hong Son Center for Raising disabled children.

Chairman Ho Minh Hoang and Advisor Ho Nghia Dung give 200 million VND to Vo Hong Son Center for raising disabled children

Vo Hong Son Center in Cho Chua town, Nghia Hanh district, Quang Ngai province was established in 2014 as a community-based non-public social protection facility, operating not for profit. The Center was established to share with the province in raising, creating jobs and treating children with disabilities, so that they can have a better life, integrate into the community.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Ha, Director of the Center, said that in the 2020-2021 school year, the center has 10 classes with 116 students, the results at the end of the school year reached 66% of good students. In particular, by the end of the school year, 10 children were able to integrate into the community.

Vice-Chairman Nguyen Tan Dong distributes New Year's gifts to children at the center

Speaking at the gift-giving ceremony, Mr. Ho Minh Hoang said that although last year was a difficult year, the volunteering and sharing with the community of Deo Ca did not stop. Deo Ca Group always cares about the children's lives, conditions and facilities of the Center.

During his visit to Vo Hong Son Center for Raising Children with Disabilities on the first day of the year, Mr. Ho Minh Hoang donated VND 200 million. In addition, Deo Ca Group will sponsor a computer classroom for the Center so students can have better conditions to study.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Ha expressed her emotion and deeply thanked the Chairman of Deo Ca Group and members of the delegation. “During the past 5 years, at the beginning of every new year, despite being very busy with work, the leaders of Deo Ca Group still took the time to visit, encourage and give gifts to the children and support for the center. This support and sharing will be the motivation for us to dedicate ourselves and work our best to take care of the less fortunate lives of children with disabilities here,” Ms. Ha said.

BY TT