Awards

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Awards by VUSTA Viet Nam & VUSTA Binh Thuan province

Thien Chi is often quoted as the good model NGO in Binh Thuan province. It has received several awards by VUSTA Vietnam and VUSTA Binh Thuan province each year for its great contribution of community development. It has also been asked by the province to show the way to other local NGOs and organizations.

Award by World Bank for Innovation Project

Thien Chi has always focused on sustainable development. It was asked by the authorities to look into waste management, a growing concern in Vietnam. Thien Chi has designed a waste recycling program to reduce waste and produce compost. At the same time, Thien Chi organizes the collection of plastic waste by tens of thousands of children at school. The waste is sold for recycling, thus providing additional income to the schools. The program also has a tremendous impact on public opinion to reduce the use of plastic. Thien Chi was rewarded by the World Bank for its innovative program.

Award by MSD (Research Center for Management and Sustainable Development) for Transparency and Accountability

In 2014, Thien Chi was honorably acknowledged as one of the organizations with the best practices on transparency, accountability and resource mobilization by MSD in Ha Noi.

Awards by local authorities at project sites in 3 districts of Binh Thuan province

Each year, Thien Chi has received a lot of awards from local authorities where it operates for community support and development. These awards are the recognition for Thien Chi’s contribution and reputation for the development of the communities.

Awards by the Trophy BBDM in Belgium, and Laureat for Human rights by the CNCDH in France (January 2021)

This is an award for the many people who work together as partners or sympathizers, acknowledging our efforts to help the people in Viet Nam.

Other Campaigns

Ms. Thảo's family: Efforts to overcome hardships and the desire for health insurance support

16/12/2024

Ms. Thảo's family lives in Quarter 6, Đức Tài Town, Đức Linh District, Bình Thuận Province. The family consists of four members: the couple and their two school-age children. They have been participating in the economic development program since 2017, with an initial average income of 510,000 VND per person. Now, their income has increased to 1,100,000 VND.

Empowering Dreams of Education for Underprivileged Students

11/12/2024

This past September, ahead of the 2024-2025 academic year, the Thiện Chí Center in Đức Linh brought immense joy to four underprivileged students in Đức Tín Commune, Đức Linh District, Bình Thuận Province. With a total financial support of 2,300,000 VND, the center helped alleviate the burden of school expenses for these students and their families.

Kickstarting the New School Year: Gender Education Training for Teachers in Hàm Thuận Nam District

09/12/2024

At the beginning of the new school year, 67 teachers from 13 secondary schools in Hàm Thuận Nam District participated in a training program aimed at enhancing their knowledge of gender education. The program was organized by the Thiện Chí Center in collaboration with the Department of Education and school administrators.

"SOWING SEEDS – REAPING FRUITS"

26/11/2024

Today, after 4, 5 months of dedicated visits and guidance, the family successfully raised three piglets by mixing bran with fermented bananas using Emzeo probiotics and giving them probiotic water daily. The pigs are now healthy, robust, and ready for sale.

THE FAMILY'S COMPANIONSHIP IN SPECIAL EDUCATION

26/11/2024

When speaking with the mother, we learned that her child faced challenges in participating at school and exhibited behaviors that made it difficult for the school to accept him. After consulting a doctor, the child was diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder and delayed language development. His vocabulary was very limited, and his speech was unclear. He would cry and scream persistently when something displeased him and often said, “Oh no.” When he wanted something, he would pull someone’s hand and point, leaving strangers unable to understand him. The child’s developmental level was assessed to be equivalent to 19 months old.

Intervention for children with special needs

22/10/2024

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We started working with children with special educational needs in 2008. At that time, we focused on capacity building for primary school teachers and established the "Hạnh Phúc" intervention room, where children with difficulties in school received support with life skills and learning outside of regular classroom hours. In 2012, we began visiting individual families to teach children literacy and numeracy and organized group sessions on social skills, a program known as the "Community Learning Box." In 2017, we initiated direct intervention at the center for hearing-impaired children—this served as a precursor to our current intervention program where parents bring their children to the center weekly. In 2018, we joined the "Narrowing the Gap" program of LIN and secured funding to begin "early intervention"