Kindness

On the evening of January 26, 2026, in Hanoi, the Children's Health Magazine organized the first "Nurturing Compassion" program - 2025, aiming to honor groups, individuals, and businesses with a compassionate heart and spread the message of working together to care for and protect vulnerable children.

The Children's Health Magazine - suckhoetreem.vn will organize the first "Nurturing Compassion" program in 2025 to call upon benevolent hearts to join hands in helping children in special circumstances celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026. The program will be broadcast live on Channel 2 of Hanoi Radio and Television Station from Studio S1, Military Radio and Television Center (165 Xa Dan Street, Hanoi), from 8:10 PM to 9:30 PM (90 minutes) on January 26, 2026.

Dr. Ngo Sach Thuc affirmed that the "Nurturing Compassion" program not only gives gifts but also sows hope and opens opportunities for healthcare and education for children with disabilities. When love is spread, no one will be left behind.

On December 2, information from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City said that this medical facility had just coordinated with leading hospitals in organ transplants to successfully perform a heart transplant from a brain-dead donor for a 9-year-old patient.

Vietnam achieved the highest number of votes in the Asia-Pacific group, and is the only Asia-Pacific country that is a member of the UNHRC for the 2023-2025 term to be re-elected for the 2026-2028 term.

The Ho Chi Minh City Police Department has just prosecuted and temporarily detained Vo Thi Ngoc Ngan (Ngan 98), the operator of ZuBu Trading and Service Company Limited and the business household ZuBu Shop, to investigate the act of producing and trading in counterfeit food products.

On October 4, Children's Health Magazine organized the program "Sending love - Warm Mid-Autumn Festival 2025" at the Hope Social Support Center for Disabled Children, Chi Linh Ward, Hai Phong City; giving meaningful gifts to 79 disabled children and children in special circumstances, including moon cakes, milk and 1 million VND in cash for each child.

Restoration of power, telecommunications, and clean water must be completed no later than Sunday (October 5) to prevent further disruption to daily life and the economy, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính said.

(SKTE) - Children's Health Magazine launched the program For Children's Smiles. The goal is to raise 2 billion VND to help 2,000 disabled children.

Typhoon Bualoi, or Storm No.10, after making landfall early this morning, has caused catastrophic loss of life and extensive damage to homes, infrastructure and agriculture across several provinces and cities in the northern and central regions.

Preventing and combating the harmful effects of tobacco in schools is a long-term process, requiring perseverance and coordinated efforts from schools, families and society. Models being implemented in many schools in Thai Nguyen province show that a “smoke-free” environment in schools can become a reality if all parties join hands.

On September 22, the Food Safety Department (Ministry of Health) issued a document requesting the Health Departments of provinces and cities to strengthen food safety work. This move was made after recording many cases of food poisoning in collective kitchens in industrial zones and schools, although prevention work has achieved some results.

Given the complex developments and the likelihood that Storm No. 9 will directly affect most provinces and cities nationwide, on September 22 the Minister of Education and Training issued Emergency Dispatch No. 1595 CĐ-BGDĐT to directors of provincial and municipal Departments of Education and Training from Lam Dong northward, instructing proactive response to Storm No. 9.

The launch was regarded as a significant milestone in expanding public services, strengthening victim protection, and enhancing efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking in the country.

During the peak months of July and August 2025, the National Institute of Haematology and Blood Transfusion needs at least 90,000 units of blood to supply 180 hospitals in the northern region. However, despite continuous efforts, the reserve blood is still short of 30,000 units. In particular, blood type O, the most commonly used blood type, is at an alarming level, requiring up to 15,000 units of blood.