Children always need special care and attention from their families and society. For orphaned and underprivileged children who do not have families, this care is even more crucial. According to statistics from 2005 to 2012, Vietnam had approximately 1.5 million children in special circumstances, including about 176,000 orphans and abandoned children. The increasing number of orphans and abandoned children has given rise to numerous challenges related to healthcare, nutrition, clothing, transportation, education, and other material and spiritual needs. Meanwhile, the limited capacity of shelters and charity homes has made greater community and social support increasingly necessary.
Recognizing this reality and with the desire to contribute to building a happy community, Ceragem Vietnam organized the program “Sharing Love at the Que Huong Charity Shelter” in Di An District, Binh Duong Province—a place that is currently caring for and educating nearly 400 children, from newborns to junior high school students.
During the visit, the company’s delegation organized recreational activities and spent time interacting with the children. At the same time, essential daily supplies such as rice, milk, blankets, and books were donated to the shelter’s management to help support the children’s living conditions.
“Sharing Love” is an annual activity of the company, aimed at building a happy and healthy community. Ceragem Vietnam will continue to organize and promote social activities in support of the development of a brighter future for Vietnam.
