Good Neighbors Vietnam Supports 223 Children in Quang Binh District
This initiative aims to provide essential items and encourages the children to confidently continue their education and growth. These meaningful gifts aim to ease the children’s journeys to school and ensure their well-being during the cold winter months.
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| On November 29, Good Neighbors Vietnam (GNI), in collaboration with Good Neighbors Australia, donated 178 bicycles and 90 sets of blankets and mattresses to children in Bang Lang, Tan Bac, Yen Thanh, and Ban Ria communes. The total value of the donation was nearly VND 325 million. Lan Hoang Thinh, a third-grader, expressed her gratitude: “With my new bike, I no longer have to walk or rely on neighbors to take me to school. I’m very thankful to the sponsors!” (Photo: Good Neighbors Vietnam) |
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