Continuing to fulfill the dreams of children with disabilities.

(HTV) - Recently, the Ho Chi Minh City Association for the Protection of Children has implemented the "Pilot Project to Promote the Rights of Children with Disabilities," contributing to opening up more opportunities for learning, care, and integration for these children.

For children with disabilities, in addition to love and support, they also need equal opportunities to access education , healthcare, and community integration. Beyond directly supporting these children, the project also contributes to changing community perceptions and instilling confidence in many families.

Despite possessing a beautiful voice and a bright face, Pham Nguyen Song Tra, from Phu Dinh ward, Ho Chi Minh City, has had to overcome many difficulties in her upbringing due to a motor disability she has suffered from since childhood. From a past of self-consciousness and introversion, she has gradually become more confident thanks to the support of her family and assistance from the project.

The support of her family is the foundation that helps Pham Nguyen Song Tra confidently overcome difficulties.

Song Tra shared that everyone has their own difficulties and shortcomings. Thanks to the care and love of everyone, she feels that she still has value and a place in society. That is also the motivation for her to continue studying, developing herself, and nurturing her desire to work and contribute to the community in the future.

According to Mr. Pham Thuc, the parent of Song Tra, the attention from government agencies and support organizations has given the family a great deal of motivation and confidence in the children's future. The family always hopes that the children will be given the opportunity to develop their abilities, confidently integrate into society, and contribute to it.

In addition to supporting Song Tra, the project also surveyed the needs of more than 260 children with disabilities, thereby developing appropriate support programs in education, healthcare, life skills, and community integration.

The project contributes to creating more opportunities for learning, playing, and community integration for children with disabilities in Ho Chi Minh City.

As one of the children participating in the project, Vo Le Nguyen Khoi from Phu Dinh ward, Ho Chi Minh City, shared: "I dream of becoming a doctor to cure many people." He also hopes for more opportunities and a suitable environment so that children with special needs like him can have better learning conditions.

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Association for the Protection of Children, the learning environment for children with disabilities still faces many challenges requiring more practical and appropriate policies. Although the project has concluded, efforts to support children with disabilities should continue so that they have more opportunities to learn, receive care, and be heard, thereby building confidence to overcome their insecurities and pursue their dreams.

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Source: https://htv.vn/viet-tiep-uoc-mo-cho-tre-em-khuyet-tat-222260601160552216.htm