These colorful paintings were created by students at the Vocational Education Center for People with Disabilities and Orphans in Ho Chi Minh City.
At the Kim Do Hotel, hundreds of artworks such as paintings, embroidery, handbags, keychains, souvenirs, etc., are beautifully displayed, each bearing the distinct personal touch of the students from the Vocational Education Center for People with Disabilities and Orphans in Ho Chi Minh City. Each product is the result of meticulous training, reflecting the students' perseverance and passion for art.
Foreign visitors explore and learn at the exhibition.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc, Director of the Vocational Education Center for People with Disabilities and Orphans, said that the exhibition is the result of a long journey of effort by teachers and students. The students not only learn a trade but also learn to believe in themselves and find joy in creative work. The Center hopes that society will better recognize the abilities and willpower of people with disabilities, individuals who always strive to affirm their self-worth.
The products at the exhibition mainly include keychains, wallets, wall stickers, oil paintings, plywood paintings, etc.
Ms. Nguyen Thanh Giang, a tourist from Hanoi, expressed her admiration: “Each artwork contains meticulousness and love. I am truly surprised by the quality of the products, which is completely comparable to those made by ordinary people. No one would think these are the works of orphaned and disabled students.”
The program was organized to raise funds and find markets for products made by disabled children in Ho Chi Minh City.
Similarly, Jane, a British tourist, said she was deeply moved to see these special works of art firsthand, as she has a relative with a disability. “I understand they have to work much harder to integrate. Programs like 'Sharing Love' are a great source of encouragement, helping them feel the care of the community,” Jane said, and called on society to give more support to people with disabilities.
Foreign tourists take photos with the artist of the painting after choosing to buy it.
From the organizers' perspective, Ms. Vu Thi Thanh Hien, Director of Kim Do Hotel, stated that the charity exhibition is held annually by the hotel to promote its image and support the center in securing a more stable market for its handicraft products. This activity contributes to the city's social welfare program, ensuring that vulnerable people are not left behind. All proceeds from the exhibition (from 9 am to 7 pm on October 24th) will be directly donated to the Center.
The "Sharing Love" exhibition is not only a charitable activity, but also an opportunity for the community to appreciate the resilience and talent of disabled children, the "artists" who light up hope with their own hands and hearts.
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/van-de-quan-tam/chia-se-yeu-thuong-trien-lam-tu-thien-danh-cho-tre-em-khuyet-tat-tai-tp-ho-chi-minh-20251024145004471.htm
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