Handing over 55 computers sponsored by AVCF to the education sector in Ha Hoa

On October 31, in Van Lang commune, Ha Hoa district, the Department of Foreign Affairs coordinated with the district People’s Committee and specialized units to present 55 computers sponsored by Ausviet Charity Foundation Limited - AVCF (Australia) to 3 primary schools directly benefiting from the project: Van Lang, Hien Luong, and Quan Khe.

Delegates presented the symbol of 55 computers to students and teachers of primary schools: Hien Luong, Van Lang, Quan Khe, Ha Hoa district.

To share the difficulties of localities directly affected by storm No. 3 and the post-storm circulation, the Department of Foreign Affairs soon issued a letter calling on international organizations, foreign non-governmental organizations, and overseas Vietnamese to promote the spirit of “mutual love”, supporting the people of Phu Tho province, especially Ha Hoa district, to overcome the consequences of the storm.

Among the 19 programs and projects funded by foreign organizations and individuals with a total value of more than VND 8.7 billion, there is a support package sponsored by AVCF/Australia for the education sector of Ha Hoa district, including 55 HP computers worth VND 500 million. Of which, Van Lang Primary School received 20 computers, Hien Luong Primary School received 20 computers, and Quan Khe Primary School received 15 computers.

The donation of 55 computers to schools is a great encouragement for both teachers and students of the schools. These computers will help students have better learning conditions and expand their knowledge. This is also a motivation for the staff and teachers to constantly innovate and improve the quality of teaching. The schools are committed to using these computers in the most effective way, serving the development of students and the education career.

Delegates presented 20 computers to Van Lang Primary School.

ACVF is an Australian non-governmental organization, established in 2015 by a group of experienced Australian-Vietnamese health professionals with the goal of providing health care, direct, free medical services, and humanitarian aid to ethnic minorities in remote areas of Vietnam to help those in difficult circumstances and disadvantaged people to improve their lives.

Hang Men