The Provincial Information Technology and Electronics and Telecommunication Association (HueDITA) has just coordinated with SOS Hue Children’s Village to organize a program on present giving and signing a cooperation agreement between the two organizations to help and support the children in SOS Hue Children’s Village be eligible to access technology backgrounds, as well as orient themselves, access to careers in the field of IT and communication.

With the passion and desire to give children and family a place to play and relax in their spare time, Nguyen Truong Tung, a construction engineer living on Nguyen Tuan Street (Hue City), did not hesitate to invest in building a swimming pool and a green garden on the roof of his house.

The Union of Arts and Literature Associations and Hue Children's House have just launched an art club called “Nhanh co non” or “the young palm leaves”, to foster children's art movement in Hue city.

“Investing and developing a project is like taking care of children; you have to put all your heart and enthusiasm into it. In order to implement a project, it requires not only money and effort but also a great deal of companionship from authorities, departments and branches,” shared Ms. Nguyen Thi Dong Phuong, Director of Khang Han Company, during her research into the implementation of projects in Thua Thien Hue.

That was the theme of the Saola (spindlehorn or Asian unicorn) exhibition in response to the World Saola Day July 9, which was held by the Provincial Forest Protection Department in collaboration with the World Wide Fund for Nature in Vietnam (WWF-Vietnam) at the Hue Children’s House on July 9.

On the afternoon of May 29, The Center for Social Work and the Provincial Children’s Fund, the Department of Labor – Invalids and Social Affairs cooperated with Green Blouse Volunteer Club under the management of the Union of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy - Hue University and the Pediatric Center - Hue Central Hospital to hold the program “Children’s Festival Day”.

Established on January 3, up to now, Hue Volunteer Doctors Association (HVDA) with more than 100 members has accompanied more than 6,000 cases of F0 home treatment in the city, in which, more than 70% of cases are the elderly, children and unvaccinated patients.