All children deserve to be loved

Comrade Do Huu Huy, Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and PPC Chairman, together with the delegation visited as well as presented Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to children at the Dak Lak Provincial Centre for Social Work and Child Protection.

The provincial leaders together with the delegation presented more than 60 Mid-Autumn Festival gift packages and 10 bicycles to children under the care of the Centre.

The PPC Chairman wished the children a joyful Mid-Autumn Festival, expressing hope that they would receive love and care from adults, staff combined with benefactors. He also wished the children good health, encouraged them to love and support one another, learn something new as well as do one good deed each day.

PPC Chairman Do Huu Huy presenting bicycles to students at the Dak Lak Provincial Centre for Social Work and Child Protection.
PPC Chairman Do Huu Huy presenting bicycles to students at the Dak Lak Provincial Centre for Social Work and Child Protection.

The provincial leader emphasised that all children deserve love and care, have access to education alongside a safe environment for play.

The Centre serves as a home where the children are listened to, educated and raised with love. Every small step in their progress is precious, along with the children can rest assured that they will always have support and assistance of the authorities, as well as protection and care from the community coupled with society as a whole.

Comrade Do Huu Huy also expressed his sympathy for the hardships and losses experienced by the children at the Centre, while commending the dedication and care of the Centre’s staff as well as expressing his appreciation for the continued support provided by agencies at all levels, organisations and individuals.

The Dak Lak Provincial Centre for Social Work and Child Protection currently cares for 360 people in particularly difficult circumstances, including 68 children with disabilities or special circumstances who lack family care alongside support.

The gifts reflected the care and concern of provincial leaders, agencies along with localities for children facingdifficult circumstances in particular, and social protection beneficiary services in general, bringing warmth, hope combined with a sense of community to those under theCentre’s care during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Translated by KHUONG THAO 

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