Nearly 1.1 billion VND was donated to help a particularly disadvantaged household.

On July 3rd, the Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans announced that it had raised nearly 1.1 billion VND to help a family in extremely difficult circumstances in Hiep Thanh commune (Lam Dong).

Dan Tri Newspaper presents over 282 million VND in donations from readers to help build a charitable house for Ms. Le Thi Tinh.

The recent relief effort, totaling over 352 million VND, came from donations by readers of Dan Tri Newspaper and the Ai Tam Branch of the Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans. The Association has supported the construction of a charitable house for Ms. Le Thi Tinh (in Hiep Thanh commune, Lam Dong province). Of this amount, readers of Dan Tri Newspaper contributed over 282 million VND and the Ai Tam Branch contributed 70 million VND, bringing the total amount raised by the Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People and Orphans to help Ms. Tinh's family to nearly 1.1 billion VND.

The Ai Tam branch of the Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans provided assistance for the construction of a charitable house for Ms. Le Thi Tinh.

Previously, in May 2025, the Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans, in coordination with the "Aspiration for Life" television program, donated over 790 million VND to the family of Ms. Le Thi Tinh.

The Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans, in collaboration with the "Aspiration for Life" television program, donated over 790 million VND to the family of Ms. Le Thi Tinh.

Ms. Tinh's family circumstances are particularly difficult. She works as a hired laborer to support her three young children, whose husband abandoned them. Two of her seven-year-old twin sons suffer from hyperactivity due to a pervasive developmental disorder, speech delay, and autism; her 13-year-old eldest son has thyroid cancer and has been prescribed surgery and radiation therapy, but the family cannot afford the costs. To support her family with three sick children, Ms. Le Thi Tinh (39 years old) single-handedly cares for them, only working part-time selling vegetables at the Lien Nghia night market in the evenings to earn a little money. Without a proper home, the four of them have been living in her sister's makeshift house; it's barely a shelter from the rain and sun, a patched-up, temporary dwelling for the past few years.

The Lam Dong Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People, and Orphans joins hands to help the family of Ms. Le Thi Tinh.

Mr. Nguyen Van Luc, Chairman of the Association, said: "This charity house is expected to be built on an area of ​​nearly 80 square meters and will be inaugurated in mid-August this year. This is the 150th charity house of Dan Tri Newspaper and the 380th house donated by the Association for the Support of Poor Patients, Disabled People and Orphans of Lam Dong Province to poor families inside and outside the province."

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