Continuing its post-disaster support efforts in 2025, MSD United Way Vietnam organized a donation program at Nguyen Kim Vang Primary School in Dak Lak Province to help restore learning conditions and support students affected by the floods. The activity is part of the “Joining Hands to Overcome the Flood Disasters – For a Resilient Vietnam” initiative, aiming to ensure continuity in education and provide encouragement for disadvantaged children to return to school.
Representatives from MSD United Way Vietnam presented Tet gifts to underprivileged students.
During the program, MSD United Way Vietnam provided 1,270 school uniforms and 30 sets of desks and chairs to 635 students, with support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Vietnam, the Dutch Business Association Vietnam (DBAV), and Zalopay. These contributions help address the damage caused by the November 2025 floods and support schools in restoring stable teaching and learning conditions. Distribution activities are scheduled to continue from February to April 2026.
Representatives from the Dak Lak Provincial Department of Education and Training and MSD United Way Vietnam presented 1270 sets of school uniforms to the students.
In addition, the program also distributed 43 Tet gifts, including warm clothes, rice, and milk, to underprivileged students, with the support of the MoMo Super App. These gifts are meaningful and practical, not only supporting their daily needs but also contributing to a warm spring season and boosting their morale to help them and their families overcome the difficult period after the natural disaster.
Representatives from the Dak Lak Provincial Department of Education and Training and representatives from MSD United Way Vietnam presented Tet gifts to the students.
Representatives from the Dak Lak Provincial Department of Education and Training presented Tet gifts to the students.
A representative of MSD United Way Vietnam shared that the program aims to bring hope and encouragement to children in flood-affected areas during the Tet season. Even simple gifts can help students regain confidence and continue their educational journey.
The Department of Education and Training of Dak Lak Province acknowledged the significant impact of the floods on school infrastructure and appreciated the timely and practical support from MSD United Way Vietnam and its partners. This collaboration has helped improve learning conditions and motivated students to return to school.
Trước đó, vào ngày 12–13/01/2026, MSD United Way Vietnam cũng đã phối hợp cùng các đối tác triển khai hỗ trợ 4.659 thiết bị điện chiếu sáng cho 51 trường học tại địa phương. Hoạt động góp phần khôi phục hệ thống điện, đảm bảo điều kiện học tập an toàn và ổn định, giúp nhà trường và học sinh nhanh chóng trở lại nhịp học tập sau thiên tai.
Through the “Joining Hands to Overcome the Flood Disasters” initiative, MSD United Way Vietnam reaffirms its commitment to supporting post-disaster recovery and ensuring that children can continue learning in safe and sustainable environments.