After a period of focused and timely construction, the renovation and upgrading of the sanitation facilities at Chu Van An Secondary School, Vinh Thuy Commune, Quang Tri Province has been successfully completed and officially handed over to the school. The project now provides safe and hygienic sanitation facilities for 523 students, bringing great joy to teachers, students, parents, and representatives of the local authorities.
Handover pictures
Prior to the renovation, the school’s restroom facilities were in severe disrepair and failed to meet basic hygiene standards. Damaged doors made daily use difficult and compromised students’ privacy. In addition, prolonged water seepage, widespread damp stains, mold growth, and peeling paint not only reduced the overall condition of the facilities but also posed potential risks to the structural integrity of the building and the health of students. Following the renovation, the sanitation facilities have been comprehensively upgraded, resulting in a clean, well-maintained, and hygienic space that meets daily usage needs. The improved environment contributes to protecting students’ health, fostering good hygiene habits, and providing parents with greater peace of mind when sending their children to school.
Before and after renovation pictures
The handover ceremony marked a meaningful milestone, recognizing the collective efforts and close collaboration between MSD United Way Vietnam, the school administration, local authorities, and especially the broader community, with a total of 86,883 donations made through the MoMo e-wallet platform. Each contribution has been translated into concrete and sustainable renovation items, ensuring that students can now benefit from a safer and healthier learning environment.
The bright smiles of Chu Van An Secondary School students as they used the newly renovated facilities for the first time stand as the clearest testament to the positive impact of the project. This achievement also serves as a strong motivation for MSD United Way Vietnam to continue its commitment to building “happy schools,” where essential learning conditions are ensured so that students can study with confidence and freely nurture their dreams.
MSD United Way Vietnam sincerely extends its gratitude to the MoMo super app user community, the school administration, and local authorities for their trust, partnership, and close coordination in ensuring the project’s timely completion and effective operation.