International Martial Arts Academy Young Vietnamese Talents visited and gave gifts to SOS Children's Village Viet Tri

Established in 1999, SOS Children's Village Viet Tri has become a real home for homeless children who have lost both parents from the provinces of Vinh Phuc, Phu Tho , Tuyen Quang, Yen Bai. The children are nurtured, educated and developed comprehensively in a special environment - where family affection is recreated through the model of "mother - child and siblings" in each house.

Director of the Children's Village Le Xuan Tung emotionally shared: "We hope that every child growing up here will feel loved and connected like a real family. No matter where they grow up and start their careers, they will still be siblings."

SOS Children's Village Viet Tri is a real home for homeless children.

The Village currently has 9 houses and a dormitory for boys. Each “mother” here takes care of 9 to 10 children who are not related by blood, but share the same roof and love. Ms. To Thi Thanh Hoa, a mother in the Village, confided: “Despite the difficulties and deprivation, the love and attachment to the children has helped me overcome everything.”

Not only taking care of material life, SOS Children's Village Viet Tri also focuses on social activities and life skills such as medical examination and treatment, prevention of drowning, electric shock, school violence... to help children become more confident on their journey to adulthood.

At the gift-giving ceremony, martial artist Dang Tam Thuan, President of the Vietnam Young Talent Martial Arts International Academy, expressed his emotion: “This is one of the special orphanages, where most of the children come from disadvantaged areas. I hope the children will always feel warm because there are still millions of loving hearts around them.”

Through this meaningful activity, the Vietnam Young Talent Martial Arts International Academy hopes to have more kind hearts join hands to help, so that the children at the Village have more conditions to develop comprehensively and overcome inferiority complex and sadness.

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