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

A SMALL LOAN – A GREAT OPPORTUNITY

24/08/2026
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Sometimes, what a struggling family needs is not a gift, but an opportunity to make a new start on their own. For families facing financial difficulties, even a small amount of capital can make a meaningful difference. It can be used to purchase livestock, invest in a small garden, buy materials for a small business, or start work that suits the family’s abilities.

Education for Change – Planting Seeds Today, Building the Future

22/08/2026
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Although rural life has improved significantly in recent years, many disadvantaged families still face daily financial pressures. For households with school-age children, education expenses can become a considerable burden alongside essential needs such as food, healthcare and daily living costs. In some cases, financial difficulties may put children at risk of dropping out of school or prevent them from accessing adequate learning conditions.

Improving Community Health Knowledge

21/08/2026
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Recently, as part of a project supporting disadvantaged households, Thien Chi Center, in collaboration with local authorities and community collaborators in Bac Ruong, Dong Kho, and Tan Linh communes, organized three training sessions on the prevention and management of common health conditions. The activity attracted 80 participants from the local communities.

Housing Support – Helping Disadvantaged Families Build a Secure Home

20/08/2026
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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.

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.