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Scholarships worth 1.7 billion VND presented to 200 disadvantaged students
The 2024 “SGC Sharing the Dream” scholarship programme was held in Hanoi on November 12 to award scholarships to students who have overcome adversity and excel academically.
The event was jointly organised by the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and the Central Council of Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers’ Organisation.
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Scholarships presented to students who have overcome adversity and excel academically. |
For 17 years, “SGC Sharing the Dream” has supported disadvantaged students, helping them pursue knowledge and personal growth. In addition to financial aid, recipients participate in activities that build skills and unlock their potential, including social innovation training, community projects, and green initiatives sponsored by SCG.
This year, scholarships were presented to 100 high school and 100 university students, totalling 1.7 billion VND (67,000 USD). The programme attracted over 700 applications, with around 200 students selected.
“Their stories affirm that effort and determination, not circumstances, shape the future. The Youth Union and community will continue to support these students on their journey to achieve their dreams,” said Le Hai Long, Deputy Chairman of the Central Council of Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers’ Organisation.
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