Heartwarming "Tet of Love" program at the Hanoi Center for Social Work and the Hanoi Children's Protection Fund.

This is a meaningful activity aimed at bringing a warm Tet atmosphere to the homeless people being cared for and nurtured at the facility.

Presenting Tet gifts to homeless people being cared for and nurtured at the Hanoi Social Work Center and Children's Protection Fund. Photo: Mai

The program was attended by representatives from partner organizations including Denso Vietnam Co., Ltd., BM TRAVEL Company, along with numerous staff members and 104 people currently being cared for at the facility.

At the event, Denso Vietnam Co., Ltd. donated 110 Tet gift packages, one 50L RO water purifier, two sets of stone tables and chairs, and essential supplies with a total value of 44 million VND. In partnership with the program, BM TRAVEL also donated hairdressing equipment, snacks, and stone tables and chairs with a total value of 38 million VND.

Mr. Masahiro Hanji, General Director of Denso Vietnam Co., Ltd., shared his joy at bringing the warm Tet atmosphere to the homeless people being cared for and nurtured at the Hanoi Social Work Center and Children's Protection Fund. Photo: Mai Hoa

Speaking at the event, Mr. Masahiro Hanji, General Director of Denso Vietnam Co., Ltd., shared: “A new spring has arrived, and this is an opportunity for us to demonstrate our responsibility and concern for those in difficult circumstances in society. These gifts not only have material value but also represent the heartfelt wishes of the company's staff and employees, hoping that the people at the Center will have a more fulfilling and warmer Tet holiday.”

This gift-giving event reaffirms the Center's role in connecting with sponsors to support disadvantaged individuals.

Heartwarming and meaningful Tet gifts. Photo: Mai Hoa

In addition, the Center has always strived to fulfill its mission of caring for and nurturing its residents. According to the 2025 report, the Center maintains a 24/7 presence to receive homeless people and those requiring urgent protection. Last year, the unit received 418 individuals (achieving 104% of the plan), and helped 354 individuals return to their families and communities.

Besides ensuring proper nutrition and food safety, the Center also places special emphasis on mental and physical health through therapeutic work, reading, and computer use (with over 4,600 participants annually). Healthcare is also strictly enforced, with initial health checks for 100% of new residents and close monitoring of elderly and frail individuals with underlying health conditions.

thank you.jpg — Nguyen Van Trieu, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Hanoi Center for Social Work and the Hanoi Children's Protection Fund, presents letters of gratitude, acknowledging the generosity of sponsors towards vulnerable children. Photo: Mai Hoa

Speaking at the event, Nguyen Van Trieu, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Hanoi Center for Social Work and the Hanoi Children's Protection Fund, said that the journey of caring for and nurturing homeless people is always full of difficulties but always shines brightly with a spirit of compassion. On behalf of the unit, Mr. Nguyen Van Trieu expressed: "The companionship of businesses like Denso Vietnam and BM TRAVEL is a tremendous source of encouragement for us. These gifts, imbued with compassion, help the people being managed and cared for here feel more clearly the sharing of the community, helping them to alleviate their feelings of inferiority and welcome a peaceful and meaningful spring."