Generali Vietnam inaugurates second 'lion playground' in Can Tho - aiming at comprehensive development for children

Inauguration ceremony of "Lion Playground" at Truong Long Tay 2 Primary School, Can Tho City

A festival of joy and sharing

Following the first playground launched in An Giang on the occasion of the recent Mid-Autumn Festival, Generali, in collaboration with BTTE Vietnam Fund, continues to bring the second "Lion Playground" to Truong Long Tay 2 Primary School - one of the schools with many difficulties in terms of facilities in Can Tho city.

The Lion Playground is designed with environmentally friendly materials such as old tires, wood from managed plantations, treated by natural methods - things that seem to be discarded are revived to bring new joy to children. This playground will also be integrated into physical education classes and extracurricular activities of the school - contributing to improving motor skills, developing both physical and mental harmony for students here. Each item in the playground from slides, seesaws or swings is completed by the Generali Vietnam team - turning this project into a gift full of love for students of Truong Long Tay 2 Primary School.

Generali Vietnam's team joins hands to complete each playground item

The playground inauguration event was attended by local authorities, teachers, parents, 70 Generali Vietnam staff and more than 200 students. The school campus was filled with laughter with a series of exciting activities and excitement about the new colorful and safe playground. The fun folk game booths and the gifts given brought the children unexpected joy, adding energy to a memorable day.

During the program, Generali Vietnam also presented 40 special gifts to disadvantaged students with excellent academic achievements. Each gift is a sincere encouragement, a source of motivation for the students to be more confident in pursuing their passion and constantly strive on their learning path.

Generali Vietnam presents special gifts to disadvantaged students with excellent academic achievements

In particular, the school will be open for free on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and weekends, so that not only the school's students but also children in the area can come to play and explore , contributing to creating a joyful playground for local children.

New playground accompanies children's comprehensive development

Through play, children not only exercise physically but also learn to think, be creative, interact socially and develop emotionally. A safe and healthy play space helps children learn to explore the world around them, build confidence and nurture their imagination, all of which are fundamental factors for comprehensive development.

Children enjoy the new "Lion Playground"

For Generali Vietnam, investing in children is investing in the future. Speaking at the ceremony, Ms. Nguyen Phuong Anh - General Director of Generali Vietnam - shared: "We believe that each playground is a seed of love sown today, so that tomorrow it will sprout into the children's beliefs and dreams when they grow up."

Every completed project, every child's laughter is a testament to Generali Vietnam's commitment to be a "Lifetime Friend", where every action, no matter how small, creates positive changes and spreads love to the community. In the coming time, Generali will continue to accompany to bring "Lion Playground" to more localities and regions across the country, helping students freely explore, develop their potential and enjoy a complete childhood.

In addition to supporting facilities and creating opportunities for children to develop comprehensively, Generali Vietnam, through The Human Safety Net - a non-profit organization established by Generali Group, continues to carry out its mission of creating positive impacts for families and vulnerable children in Vietnam through projects on education, healthcare and comprehensive child development with dedicated partners.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/generali-viet-nam-khanh-thanh-san-choi-chu-su-tu-thu-hai-tai-can-tho-huong-den-su-phat-trien-toan-dien-cho-tre-post1795278.tpo