THIEN CHI CENTER CONTINUES TO PROVIDE LOAN SUPPORT – EMPOWERING EDUCATIONAL DREAMS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS

26/01/2026 Views: 267 Admin

Education is always the shortest path to changing one’s life, yet for many poor families, this path is full of obstacles. When their children enter colleges or universities, joy is often accompanied by worry, as tuition fees, living expenses, books, and other costs become a heavy burden for families with unstable incomes.

Understanding these challenges, Thien Chi Center continues to implement its student loan support program for families whose children are pursuing higher education. This program is not only a form of financial assistance but also a compassionate companionship, offering students greater opportunities to pursue their educational dreams and rise through knowledge and determination.

The Center’s loan fund is designed with appropriate loan amounts, low interest rates, and simple procedures, enabling families to manage their children’s education expenses without falling into the traps of high-interest loans or informal credit. In particular, Thien Chi Center carefully considers the actual circumstances of each household to ensure that the support reaches the right people and meets real needs.

Thanks to this timely assistance, many students have been able to continue attending university with peace of mind, easing the financial pressure on their families. Many of them balance studying and working, striving to move forward with the confidence that behind them stands a strong and reliable support system called Thien Chi.

More than just a loan, the program represents hope — hope that difficult circumstances will no longer be a barrier to education, and hope that every disadvantaged student has the opportunity to transform their future through knowledge and perseverance.

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Enhancing Staff Capacity Through Field Exchange Activities

21/03/2026
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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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Within the framework of the project “Autonomisation des femmes défavorisées grâce à l'indépendance économique et à l'accès aux soins de santé - Phase (2025 - 2028), funded by the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), the Thien Chi Center continues to work closely with local community management boards to implement project activities in Lâm Đồng province (project areas belong to the formerly Binh Thuan province).

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

14/03/2026
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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.