(VOVworld) - The club for community-based child protection in Kniet hamlet, Dac Lac, Province is a typical model of the National Program on Child Protection to help disadvantaged children overcome life difficulties.

(VOVworld) – VOV’s folk music and songs program has left a unique impression on audiences for more than 60 years. All the artists, researchers, singers, and editors who have greatly contributed to the program feel proud that it’s the only program to have broadcast hundreds of folk songs and traditional music each day.

(VOVworld) – As the Vietnamese people celebrate the National Day on September 2, the 1945 August Revolution, a landmark in the history of Vietnam, is under the spotlight. Artifacts and documents from the revolution highlight the patriotic and courageous struggle of the Vietnamese people and army to regain independence and freedom for the nation.

(VOVworld) – Schools across Vietnam will hold the opening ceremony for the 2016-2017 academic year on 5 September. The education sector, both in Hanoi and in provinces affected by recent torrential rains, flooding, and drought have overcome all sorts of difficulties and are ready for an effective new school year.

(VOVworld) – Every summer, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union organizes a “Green Summer” volunteer program. Temporarily postponing their study plans, students volunteer in disadvantaged hamlets in Dak Lak Province in the hope that they can do something to improve living conditions in the poor rural areas. Their trips bring along not only knowledge, but also the youths’ enthusiasm for the community.

(VOVworld) - Though Lai Chau remains a disadvantaged province, the number of people joining health insurance has recently been quite high compared to other localities nationwide. This is an important premise for Lai Chau to soon fulfill the universal health insurance target.

(VOVworld) – In war time, the Vietnamese government ordered the army and the public health care system to provide treatments to those who were exposed to toxic chemicals. When Vietnam was unified in April 1975, the State adopted policies for victims of Agent Orange/dioxin and mobilized resources to help them in production, health care, education, and rehabilitation.

(VOVworld) – Thriive, a US-based non-profit charity organization, was established to reduce poverty toward sustainable growth in developing countries.

(VOVworld) – The war ended more than 40 years ago but its mark has been left on tens of thousands of victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin. Although they have struggled against diseases for years, they have never been alone in the fight. Relatives, the community, and the Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin and its chapters across Vietnam have helped them cope with the hardships and integrate into the community.

(VOVworld) – Activities are held every July to show gratitude to martyrs, war invalids, and revolutionary contributors. The Vietnamese government has promulgated policies, including a preferential education policy for war invalids and their relatives to repay their sacrifice.