More than 9,000 Mid-Autumn gifts come to children in 4 communes of Tay Lam Dong

World Vision representatives presented gifts to representatives of the Vietnam Fatherland Front of Quang Tin commune.

The value of the gifts is over 507.6 million VND. This is a very meaningful source of spiritual and material encouragement for children in the area, especially in disadvantaged villages and hamlets.

Mid-Autumn Festival gifts help encourage children in their studies and life.

The Regional Programme will be implemented in communes in the area from October 2022 to September 2027, with the aim of improving sustainable well-being for children, especially vulnerable children. The programme focuses on protecting children from all forms of abuse and violence, while creating opportunities for them to participate in decision-making processes.

In addition, the program also contributes to improving the livelihoods of households, helping them have a sustainable source of income to better meet the social security needs of children.

Qt select 1 — Thousands of children in three communes, Nhan Co, Kien Duc and Quang Tin, received Mid-Autumn Festival gifts from World Vision Germany.

World Vision Vietnam (WVI) was established in 1988. WVI's field of activity is quite broad, focusing on food security, agricultural development, education, health, child protection, disaster prevention, climate change, microfinance and sustainable livelihood development.

On the same day, Bu Chap Border Guard Station coordinated with the otosaigon.com Community ( Ho Chi Minh City) and local authorities to organize the program "Border - Full Moon Festival Night 2025" for children in difficult circumstances in the border area of Bu K'rak hamlet, Quang Truc commune.

Children and parents enjoy food prepared by the otosaigon.com Community Group and officers and soldiers of Bu Chap Border Guard Station (Photo: Quoc Sy - Hong Tham)

Accordingly, the units gave 230 gifts with a total value of more than 100 million VND to children in difficult circumstances. The entire cost of the gifts was supported by the otosaigon.com Community.

At the program, children were immersed in the exciting mid-autumn atmosphere with performances of art, circus, magic, and skillful lion dances by artists from Ho Chi Minh City.