New Year's letter

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Dear partners, sponsors, colleagues, and friends,

In the sacred moment to welcome the Lunar New Year, the Action to the Community Development Institute (ACDC) would like to send to our partners, sponsors, colleagues and friends best wishes for the new year.

With the motto "Sharing vision, bringing empowerment", ACDC has been striving non-stop on the chosen path and the mission that we undertake. That is to improve the quality of life and promote the full and effective participation of persons with disabilities and disadvantaged groups in a barrier-free society.

2022 continues to be a year marking the stability and development of ACDC with various projects, models, and activities. The love and appreciation of the disabled community and partners are the driving force behind all of us, from the Board of Directors to each staff member, to be more dedicated in each job, to be more careful in every decision and more professional in every action.

In 2023, we will continue to promote the spirit of progress, enthusiasm, and eagerness to step into the implementation of the new year's tasks and plans. We hope that the next stage will continue to be with you, and receive your cooperation and support for independent living and more confident contributions of persons with disabilities in Vietnam.

Wishing our partners, sponsors, support units, colleagues and friends a peaceful, healthy, successful and happy Tet holiday.

Sincerely thank you and Happy Year of the Cat 2023.

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