"Nurturing aspiration" program gives support for disadvantaged children

Early March 9, the “Nurturing aspiration” program, which is co-organized by provincial Children's Support Fund and Binh Duong Radio and Television Station, visited and gave support of VND40million for the family of Dinh Thi Ngoc Han in Thuan An city and the family of Ly Nha My in Thu Dau Mot city.

Dinh Thi Ngoc Han, born in 2010, living in Thuan An city’s Thuan Giao ward, suffered from a traumatic brain injury, with memory loss and total paralysis in October 2022. Her family now lives in difficult conditions at a lodging room in Thuan Giao ward. Whilst, Ly Nha My, born in 2010, a pupil of Dinh Hoa secondary school in Thu Dau Mot city suffers from vitreous bone disease. She stopped treatment from January 1, 2022, due to difficult conditions. Her younger sister, born in 2016, also suffers from refractive eye disease. Their parents were divorced and now they live with their mother and grandmother, with difficult conditions.

On this occasion, local authorities and donors also gave gifts for the 2 families, helping them get more conditions to take care of the children.

Reported by Hong Phuong-Translated by Kim Tin

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