Cargill Vietnam Hands Over 5 New Schools | Entrepreneurs

Of which, 2 schools in Dien Bien province were inaugurated on March 16 and 17 and 3 other schools in Cao Bang , Yen Bai and Ha Giang provinces were handed over in early 2023.

Cargill Việt Nam bàn giao thêm 5 trường học mới - Ảnh 1.

Inauguration of Phin Ho Kindergarten (Nam Po district, Dien Bien province)

In Dien Bien, two schools were newly built by the Cargill Cares Fund: Phin Ho Kindergarten (Nam Po district) and Muong Nhe Kindergarten (Muong Nhe district); each school has 3 new classrooms and restrooms, serving 80 students from the local community.

In Cao Bang, Cargill Cares Fund sponsored the construction of Dan Chu Kindergarten (Dan Chu commune, Hoa An district), serving 150 students with 6 classrooms and 1 playground.

In Yen Bai , Cargill Cares Fund supported the construction of Che Tao Kindergarten (Che Tao commune, Mu Cang Chai district) with 4 classrooms, 1 kitchen, outdoor playground and newly built toilets capable of serving 80 local children.

In Ha Giang, Huu Vinh Kindergarten (Huu Vinh Commune, Yen Minh District) is equipped with three classrooms, a newly built toilet, surrounding walls and gate, ensuring safety for students studying at the school.

Previously, at the end of 2022, Cargill Vietnam inaugurated Que Phong Primary School (Quang Nam province) with 4 newly built classrooms and 1 library, meeting the learning needs of 150 students.

Cargill Việt Nam bàn giao thêm 5 trường học mới - Ảnh 2.

Inauguration of Che Tao Kindergarten (Che Tao Commune, Mu Cang Chai District, Yen Bai Province)

With 6 schools handed over in late 2022 and early 2023, Cargill Vietnam has invested a total of more than 10 billion VND to fulfill its commitment to serving the safe and progressive learning needs of disadvantaged rural communities.

Cargill Cares Foundation's school building program began in 1996 and has built 111 schools nationwide to date.

According to Mr. Nguyen Ba Luan, Cargill Country Representative in Vietnam, education is a prerequisite to improve the quality of life for children and families in the communities in the Northern Midlands and Mountains, where the average income is less than one-third of the national average. This is the reason why Cargill Vietnam has decided to focus on building schools in the Northern Midlands and Mountains this year and in the coming years.

Cargill Cares Foundation is committed to completing the construction of 150 schools in rural and mountainous areas of Vietnam by 2030.

Cargill Cares Fund is sponsored by Cargill Vietnam Company Limited - a member of Cargill Group (USA) specializing in providing agricultural, food, industrial and financial products and services globally.

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