Housing Support – Helping Disadvantaged Families Build a Secure Home

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Thien Chi Center continues to work with local authorities to support the program to replace temporary and unsafe houses for disadvantaged families.

In July 2026, Thien Chi Center provided VND 15 million to Ms. Mai Thi Hiep’s family in Tra Cu Hamlet, Tanh Linh Commune, Lam Dong Province, contributing to the completion of their new home.

For families facing difficult circumstances, a safe and stable house is more than just a place to live. It provides security and a foundation for improving their livelihoods and building a better future. Although modest, this financial support helps reduce the family’s burden during the construction and completion of their home.

Through this activity, Thien Chi Center hopes to continue working alongside local communities to provide safe homes for disadvantaged families, giving them greater confidence and motivation to overcome difficulties and build a more stable life. This activity is supported by Mekong Plus and SELAVIP.

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Training on Free-Range Chicken Farming Techniques

18/08/2026
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To help families improve production efficiency and develop sustainable livelihoods, Thien Chi Center collaborated with local authorities and community volunteers in Bac Ruong, Dong Kho, and Tanh Linh communes to organize a training session on free-range chicken farming techniques. A total of 39 participants attended the activity.

Supporting 192 Disadvantaged Students to Stay in School in the 2026–2027 Academic Year

15/08/2026
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The Blackboard on the Wall and An Phúc’s Dream In a small temporary house built on a relative’s land, Nguyễn An Phúc remains focused as he solves math problems on a special blackboard. The blackboard is not part of a complete study corner with a desk and chairs. Instead, his father attached it to the wall because the house is too small to accommodate a separate study desk for the children.

Joining Hands to Build a Safe Home for Huynh Thi Hoai’s Family

13/08/2026
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Mrs. Huynh Thi Hoai’s family, from Ham Can 3 Hamlet, Ham Thanh Commune, is classified as a near-poor household in the local community. She and her husband have three school-aged children. Her husband works as a casual laborer, while she takes care of 200 dragon fruit plants and raises buffaloes and goats. Because she has young children to care for, she has limited opportunities to work outside the home.

Creating Together the Circles of Development

08/08/2026
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Recognizing the instability in employment and the daily living expenses faced by disadvantaged households, the Thien Chi Center for Community Support and Development continuously researches and pilots new, accessible, and sustainable models to offer meaningful support.

Project Monitoring Visit to Support Women's Economic Empowerment and Healthcare Access

31/07/2026
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As part of the project “Autonomisation des femmes défavorisées grâce à l'indépendance économique et à l'accès aux soins de santé 2025–2028” (Empowering Disadvantaged Women through Economic Independence and Access to Healthcare 2025–2028), Thien Chi Center was honored to welcome Mr. Kaloyan Kolev, representative of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), and Mr. Bernard Kervyn, representative of Mekong Plus, during their field visit to Tanh Linh, Bac Ruong, and Ham Kiem communes in Lam Dong Province.

French Volunteer Explores Meaningful Community Activities at Thien Chi Center

28/07/2026
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In July 2026, Thien Chi Center was delighted to welcome Mr. Lucas, a volunteer from France, to visit and experience the community development activities of the Mekong Plus-funded project.