Meetings with Commune Collaborators – Strengthening Connections and Spreading Community Values

05/02/2026 Views: 181 Admin

Recently, the Project organized a series of meetings with collaborators in various communes to review and evaluate the results of program implementation over the past period. These meetings provided an opportunity for both the Project team and collaborators to reflect on their efforts, share practical experiences, and discuss future directions.

During the meetings, detailed reports were presented on activities supporting disadvantaged households, particularly in the areas of livelihoods, education, and community well-being. In addition, the Project held appreciation and reward activities to honor outstanding collaborators, recognizing their dedication, sense of responsibility, and long-term commitment throughout the implementation process.

The close cooperation and active participation of the collaborator network play a vital role as a bridge between the Project and local communities. Their contributions have helped ensure that the Project’s initiatives effectively reach beneficiaries, enhance the quality of support, and promote sustainable and meaningful impacts within the community.

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To strengthen professional capacity and foster team cohesion, Thien Chi Center organized staff exchange activities across its project areas. Through these exchanges, staff members had the opportunity to visit and gain practical insights into different communities where the center is implementing development programs. This initiative not only created opportunities for mutual learning but also helped individuals better understand the nature of their work, local conditions, and the challenges and advantages encountered during project implementation.

Second round of capital support and continued support for women’s livelihoods

20/03/2026
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Restoring Dragon Fruit Plants After Floods Using Biochar

18/03/2026
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During the flood in October 2025, farmers in Hàm Thạnh Commune suffered significant damage to their agricultural production, especially dragon fruit—the main crop of the area. Prolonged flooding not only caused waterlogging but also weakened the root systems, severely affecting plant growth and productivity. In response, the technical team from Thiện Chí Center implemented a solution using biochar-based compost to improve soil quality and support plant recovery.

Supporting Flood-Affected Families to Restore Dragon Fruit Gardens in Ham Thuan Nam

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In February 2026, Thien Chi Center – the Ham Thuan Nam Community Development Project continued its second round of support for 24 disadvantaged households affected by the floods that occurred in October 2025. These families live in Ham Thanh, Ham Kiem, Tan Lap, and Tan Thanh communes, areas that suffered significant damage after the heavy flooding.

TRAINING ON RECOGNIZING HYPERTENSION – JOINING HANDS TO PREVENT STROKE

12/03/2026
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Recently, in Hoai Duc commune, Thien Chi Center organized a training session titled “Recognizing and Preventing Hypertension and the Risk of Stroke” for women participating in the Center’s microcredit loan program.

How Early Intervention Helps Reduce the Economic Burden on Families

07/03/2026
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In recent years, more children with special educational needs have been identified. However, not all families have the financial capacity to access early intervention services from the beginning. Many parents delay assessment and support because they lack information or worry about the cost. In reality, early intervention not only supports children’s cognitive and behavioral development but also helps reduce the long-term economic burden on families.