There are times when I feel so tired and hopeless that I thought of quitting school and going to work for a small salary." Letter from Saigon Law University student Le Thi Dieu Hien in October 2006 , L.T.D.Hiền
Following is a letter of thanks from Ho Thi Phuong Thao after receiving scholarship for the first term of 2006-2007 school year. Thao is one of thousands of students coming to Saigon to study at the universities.
Following is a letter from A Yưm, a Hue Medical University student, expressing his thanks after receiving the scholarship for the first term of 2006-2007 from Help The Poor.
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Help The Poor has launched the "Small Loan Program" for quite a while and several projects are in the working. Several families all over the country are being helped with a small fund to start raising livestocks or starting a crop. This fund will be paid back after 6 months or 12 months depending on the interest-free agreement. The success of this program depends much on the local management of the local nuns and priests.
With help of "Group of Three Voluntary Bridge Builders", contribution of the local residents and support of local government officials, the bridge in Mong Tho was completed within one month from start.
Help The Poor continues its effort to build homes for the poor families who cannot afford to repair their homes because their earnings were barely enough for their daily meals.
Four more wheelchairs were recently donated to the handicapped of Ro Luc parish, Hung Hoa province in North Vietnam. Help The Poor has been helping the handicapped all over the country and more than a hundred wheelchairs have been donated in Vietnam.
Improving Health & Hygiene is an effective way of raising the standard of living of the poor by increasing their productivity, decreasing sick time & preventing illnesses.
Help The Poor organization, on April 10, 2007 handed the fund of 144 millions VND to the Buddist nun Thich Nu Minh Hai. This is part of a plan to help Tu An Pagoda build and upgrade its facilities for the orphans being raised here.