HKI Vietnam's meaningful weekend in Muong Lang, Son La province
![]() |
A HKI volunteer working in local's garden (source: HKI facebook)
The Helen Keller International (HKI) team including 25 staff, project officials and donors were warmly welcomed by local people.
During the trip, the team joined hands to complete gardening work in Nursery, Primary and Secondary schools of the commune.
![]() |
The team's group photo in Muong Lang, Son La (source: HKI facebook)
In addition, they took their time to discuss with local agricultural officers on providing local people with proper farming techniques.
Furthermore, HKI team equipped the locals with knowledges and relevant skills on nutritions and healthy eating. The nutrition training sessions were considered particularly beneficial for families with small children and pregnant women./.
Founded in 1915, Helen Keller International's (HKI) projects focus on combating the causes and consequences of blindness and malnutrition by establishing programs related to vision, health and nutrition. Recently, HKI has established the Enhanced Homestead Food Production programs to empower women from poor households in Africa and Asia with the education and resources needed to raise their own nutritious foods. Accordingly, women receive hands-on training in gardening and farming practices./. |
( Phi Yen )
Most read
Recommended

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 25): PM Chinh Arrives in Tianjin for World Economic Forum and Working Visit to China

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 24): Vietnam Eyes Deeper Cooperation at WEF Tianjin 2025

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 23): Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to Attend WEF Annual Meeting of New Champions

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 22): Vietnam Makes Remarkable Economic Progress Over Past Decades
Popular article

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 21): Vietnam, China Intensify Experience Sharing in Diplomatic Affairs

Vietnam News Today (Jun 20): Vietnam – US reciprocal trade agreement negotiations make significant progress

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 19): Export Growth and Trade Surplus Meet Government Targets for Early 2025
