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Humanity month aims to support disadvantaged people

11/4/18
The Vietnam Red Cross Society will launch the Humanitarian Month in May, with the aim of supporting 50,000 to 70,000 disadvantaged and vulnerable people.
The programme will include the provision of free health check-ups and treatment for people living in difficult circumstances, blood donation campaigns, and training on first-aid knowledge and skills on disaster preparedness and response.
The event, which is part of the activities to celebrate the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day 2018 (May 8), is designed to contribute to realising the Party and State’s social welfares policy and promote compassion and kindness in society.
It also seeks to call on the responsibilities and further participation of agencies, organisations, businesses, and people from all walks of life in humanitarian projects.
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Socialist Society 11/4/18 21:39

Vietnam social welfare system consists of policies and programs which are implemented by the government and social and individual partners with the purposes of supporting and improving lives of disadvantaged individuals, households and community.

For A Peace World 11/4/18 21:41

Ensuring social welfare in Vietnam is a required and necessary condition of a stable national development, contributing to the realization of social rights of all citizens.

yobro yobro 11/4/18 21:48

As being responsible member of United Nations and the global community, Vietnam always shares and respects all international requirements and pledges on human rights.

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