Red cross opens 31 charity: a ray of hope for the arms!

Red cross opens 31 charity: a ray of hope for the arms!

at the end of May 2025, the Red Cross of the province of Tuyen Quang took a significant step in humanitarian aid. 31 charity houses in the districts of Na Hang, Lam Binh, Chiem Hoa, Ham Yen and Yen Son were opened. This initiative has a total value of over 6.1 milliarch and was made possible by various programs and sponsors. Over 1.8 billion and come from the charity program "From the highlands to heaven", supported by companies such as the Tuyen Quang Petroleum Company, the Tuyen Quang Electricity Company and the Vietnam Women Journalists Club. Further funds were provided by families and the support of the community.

An outstanding example is the case of Mr. Ha van Chien from the village of Dong Tien, who finally received a new house after lived in dilapidated conditions for a long time. Ms. Ma Thi Nhat from the village of Ban Thang also received 60 million and for the construction of a new house with over 60 m². These developments are part of a more extensive support that the Red Cross has been providing for needy households since March 2025.

overall activities and successes

The humanitarian efforts of the Provincial Red Cross are remarkable. Comrade Quan Anh Hien reported that five new charity has been supported with total costs of over 1 billion and over the beginning of the year. As part of the humanitarian month of 2025, resources of over 5.1 billion and over 5.1 billion were mobilized, whereby the target set was exceeded by 200 %. Over 4 billion and were used to help more than 3,000 people in difficult situations.

In the further course of the activities, 31 charity houses were inaugurated and handed over. In addition, a blood donation day was organized, in which 1,700 blood conserves were collected, which corresponds to 180 % of the defined goal. In addition, the kindergarten in the village of Chuong in the Hung Loi community receives support in construction, and free medical examinations and the distribution of medication are offered.

education and hygiene

Despite these significant progress, many people in the region still face challenges, especially in the adjacent provinces Cao Bang and Lang. Here the residents have limited access to clean drinking water and sanitary facilities. There is a lack of knowledge of hygiene and health care, and only a few schools are equipped with running water and latrines. In order to counteract these grievances, the German Red Cross (DRK) is committed to the front.

The DRK carries out comprehensive hygiene training and trains local craftsmen in the construction of sanitary facilities. Together with the Vietnamese Red Cross, the operations do everything possible to sustainably improve the quality of life of the people in these regions. These initiatives not only support direct needs, but also contribute to the long -term improvement of living conditions.