ACDC awards 17 scholarships to children in special circumstances in Hue city

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In response to the Month of Action for Children 2026 and on the occasion of International Children's Day June 1st, the Center for Social Work and the Children's Protection Fund under the Hue City Department of Health organized the “Festival for Children in Special Circumstances 2026” in Hue City on June 3rd 2026. The event aimed to create a recreational and interactive space where children receiving care at social protection centers and child care facilities across the city could participate in activities, socialize, and showcase their talents and interests. ACDC was honored to be one of the organizations supporting the event through the provision of scholarships for children in special circumstances.

A musical performance by children at the “Festival for Children in Special Circumstances 2026” in Hue City

The festival was attended by representatives from the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City; the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission of the Hue City Party Committee; the Culture and Social Affairs Committee of the Hue City People's Council; the Department of Health; the Hue Association for the Protection of Children's Rights; the Hue Study Promotion Association; 15 social protection centers and care facilities across Hue City; the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha of Hue City; Hue Water Supply Joint Stock Company; the International General Hospital; and other organizations. Most notably, more than 300 children currently living and studying at social protection centers and care facilities throughout Hue City participated in the event.

Ms. Pham Thi Ai Nhi, Vice Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City, presented gifts directly to the representative of the Hue City Social Work Center

Speaking at the festival, Ms. Pham Thi Ai Nhi, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hue City, emphasized: “Caring for children, especially children in special circumstances, is not only the responsibility of government agencies but also a shared responsibility of society as a whole. To ensure that every child can grow up in a safe, healthy environment and achieve their full potential, I respectfully call upon all levels of government, sectors, and socio-political organizations to strengthen communication and awareness-raising efforts on child protection, care, and education, while mobilizing social resources to support children facing difficult circumstances. At the same time, I hope that businesses, organizations, and philanthropists will continue to accompany the city in social welfare initiatives and provide meaningful support for children through their generosity and compassion.”

Students with disabilities received scholarships from representatives of ACDC Institute, contributing to timely encouragement for them to continue their studies and strive for a better life

Through the award of 17 scholarships to children in special circumstances who are studying and living at social protection centers and care facilities across Hue City, ACDC hopes to encourage and motivate them to continue striving in their education and daily lives. Although modest in value, these scholarships represent a meaningful gesture of support and care for children in special circumstances while contributing to the promotion of compassion, solidarity, and humanitarian values within the community.

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