Accordingly, 100 wheelchairs (total value of 163 million VND or over 7,000 USD) were presented to the disabled in 23 communes and towns in the district. The gift was sponsored by Phu My Hung Development Company Limited and LSCSF.

Representatives of leaders of Lang Giang district and LSCSF present the wheelchairs to the disabled.

The activity helped the people with disabilities move by themselves, ease the normal life with improved living standard.

Since 2008, Phu My Hung Development Company Limited and LSCSF have sponsored the scholarships to impoverished students, teaching tools and equipment to the schools in remote areas in the province as well as wheelchairs to the people with disabilities with total value of more than 1.3 billion VND (56,100 USD).

Bac Giang team wins many medals at national sport games for people with disabilities

(BGO) – The athletes in Bac Giang team won high achievement at the National Championships of table tennis, badminton, weightlifting, chess and boccia for people with disability.

Samsung Electronics Vietnam presents 100 wheelchairs to Bac Giang’s people with disabilities

(BGO) – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DoFA) has recently coordinated with the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and Samsung Electronics Vietnam Company Limited (Samsung Vietnam) to present 100 wheelchairs to the people with disabilities in the northern province of Bac Giang in 2019 to ease their travel difficulties and help them further integrate to the society so as to overcome the life challenges.  

USAID-funded project to support people with disabilities

A seminar was held in the southern province of Dong Nai on August 19 to discuss a project to support people with disabilities caused by Agent Orange (AO)/dioxin sprayed on seven localities of Vietnam during the war.

Mass wedding held for couples with disabilities in HCM City

A mass wedding was held on August 12 in Ho Chi Minh City for 41 couples with disabilities.

HCM City: Thousands walk for AO victims, people with disabilities

More than 5,000 volunteers of the Vietnam Red Cross Society (VNRC) as well as local residents participated in a fundraising walk for Agent Organge (AO)/Dioxin victims and impoverished people with disabilities in Ho Chi Minh City on August 10.

Huu Trinh