Vietnam Education Publishing House continues to donate nearly 1 million textbooks to flood areas

In early December, in Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak provinces, the Vietnam Education Publishing House (NXBGDVN) organized a program to donate nearly 1 million textbooks to students severely affected by floods in 2025.

The activity has profound humanitarian meaning, contributing to timely support for students and schools to overcome difficulties, gradually stabilizing learning after natural disasters. This is the largest scale and value support ever in the textbook support program for students in disaster areas of the Vietnam Education Publishing House.

Mr. Dang Thanh Hai, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Education Publishing House, presented a plaque with textbooks to Ms. Vo Thi Minh Duyen, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Dak Lak province.

Specifically, in Khanh Hoa , In the first phase of the donation ceremony, the Vietnam Education Publishing House donated 172,000 textbooks worth nearly VND 2.6 billion to a total of 89 primary, secondary and high schools severely affected by natural disasters and floods in the province. In addition, the Vietnam Education Publishing House also donated VND 25 million in cash to Nguyen Thai Hoc High School and Nguyen Du Secondary School each to help the schools have more funds to overcome the aftermath of storms and floods.

At the ceremony, Phuong Nam Education Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (a member of the Vietnam Education Publishing House) supported 26,270 English books worth more than 1.4 billion VND. Da Nang Education Book Joint Stock Company (a member of the Vietnam Education Publishing House) supported 50 million VND and reference books for school libraries worth 100 million VND.

After the first phase of book donation program, Vietnam Education Publishing House continues to urgently prepare textbooks for the second phase (including 78 schools) of Khanh Hoa province.

Continuing this meaningful activity, in Gia Lai province, Vietnam Education Publishing House continued to donate 271,161 textbooks, worth more than 3.8 billion VND to primary, secondary and high schools heavily affected by natural disasters.

Mr. Le Huy, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Education Publishing House (right) presented a plaque with textbooks to Mr. Tran Ba ​​Cong, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Gia Lai province.

Within the framework of the program, Binh Dinh Book and Equipment Joint Stock Company, a member unit of Vietnam Education Publishing House, also donated books to school libraries in the province with a total value of 100 million VND, contributing to supplementing learning materials and improving the quality of education for the locality.

According to the representative of the Department of Education and Training of Gia Lai province, the recent floods have caused serious damage to school facilities as well as books and learning materials for students. Many students are in difficult circumstances when entering the new school year in conditions lacking both materially and spiritually. Therefore, the timely support from the Education Publishing House of Vietnam is of practical significance, helping students soon have enough textbooks to continue their studies.

In Dak Lak, the Vietnam Education Publishing House donated 366,225 textbooks, worth more than VND5.3 billion, to schools heavily affected by storms and floods in the province.

Also within the framework of the program, Da Nang Education Investment and Development Joint Stock Company and Hanoi Education Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (two member units of Vietnam Education Publishing House) supported 17,093 English books worth more than 771 million VND.

Textbooks from the Vietnam Education Publishing House have reached students in Hoa Thinh commune (Dak Lak), one of the places most severely damaged by floods.

Ms. Vo Thi Minh Duyen, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Dak Lak province, affirmed that this is a very meaningful and timely source of support to help students quickly stabilize their studies after the recent natural disaster.

Demonstrate responsibility and spread the spirit of sharing

NXBGVN is still continuing to concentrate efforts and human resources, assigning specific locations to prepare textbooks to support other disadvantaged provinces so that students can have enough textbooks to serve their studies in the soonest time.

The textbook donation program not only demonstrates the social responsibility of a business closely associated with the education sector, but also spreads the spirit of sharing and mutual love in the community. The books given away today are not only learning materials, but also a message of faith and hope, adding motivation for students in flood-affected areas to confidently go to school.

Mr. Dang Thanh Hai, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Education Publishing House, presented a plaque with textbooks to Mr. Le Dinh Thuan - Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Khanh Hoa province.

The leaders of the Vietnam Education Publishing House emphasized: Over the years, the Vietnam Education Publishing House has always considered social security activities, especially supporting students in disadvantaged areas and natural disaster areas, as one of the top priorities in addition to the professional task of compiling and publishing textbooks.

This book donation not only contributes to sharing the immediate difficulties but also demonstrates the long-term companionship of the educational publishing industry with the cause of educating people in localities still facing difficulties due to natural disasters.

In the coming time, NXBGDVN affirms that it will continue to implement similar support activities in many localities affected by natural disasters and floods, contributing to joining hands with the entire education sector to overcome difficulties, stabilize and develop sustainably.

The Ministry of Education and Training said that the floods in the South Central and Central Highlands provinces last November caused heavy damage to the education sector with nearly 100 billion VND, about 2,000 schools were affected... The damage to textbooks and school supplies was huge. Therefore, the timely support of the Vietnam Education Publishing House is of special significance, contributing to helping teachers and students in the flooded areas to soon stabilize teaching and learning.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/nxb-giao-duc-viet-nam-tiep-tuc-tang-gan-1-trieu-ban-sgk-cho-vung-lu-185251209100219571.htm