On the evening of September 30, in Ho Chi Minh City, Children's Health Magazine organized the launching of the program For Children's Smiles 2025, to spread the message of love and call for support for children with disabilities, those in difficult circumstances and those affected by natural disasters, storms and floods, etc. On this occasion, the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children also continued to coordinate with the National Humanitarian Information Portal 1400 to launch the program "Give Wings to Dreams for Children with Disabilities" for the second time in 2025.
Attending the program were Mr. Ngo Sach Thuc - Former Vice President of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, President of the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children; Mr. Tran Doan Tien - Editor-in-Chief of Children's Health Magazine; Journalist Pham Quy Trong, Deputy Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department; Knight of the Grand Cross of John the Baptist Le Duc Thinh; Mr. Dang Van Thanh - General Director of Viet Phu An Construction Investment Joint Stock Company; artist Nguyen Vu, Deputy Director of the Institute for Enterprise Development and Vietnamese Talents; Representatives of philanthropists and many people here are interested in attending...
Speaking at the program, Mr. Ngo Sach Thuc - Chairman of the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children, said: Children's Health Magazine officially launched the program For Children's Smiles 2025, very meaningful and practical, right on the occasion of the new school year 2025 - 2026, and to welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025. The Central Association's leaders commended and recognized the Editorial Board of Children's Health Magazine, the collective of officers and reporters of the Magazine for having initiatives and plans to organize humanitarian activities, bringing the message of sharing love and care for children and people with disabilities like that.
"Hereby, I call for support, to the kind-hearted, benefactors, and philanthropists to pay the best attention and join hands to support disabled children, children in difficult circumstances and children affected by natural disasters, storms and floods,... to show affection and care for all children, disabled and disadvantaged across the country." - Dr. Ngo Sach Thuc, expressed.
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| Dr. Ngo Sach Thuc - Chairman of the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children, spoke. |
The Central Association for the Relief of Disabled Children in Vietnam always pays the best attention to children, especially disabled children in difficult circumstances. At the same time, the Central Association always "gives wings to dreams" for disabled children, across the country by giving gifts, mobilizing scholarships, supporting vehicles for children, supporting vocational training... activities to support the social community.
Launching the program "For children's smiles" in 2025
At the program, Dr. Tran Doan Tien - Editor-in-Chief of Children's Health Magazine officially launched the program "For children's smiles" in 2025. Dr. Tran Doan Tien said: Currently, the whole country has nearly 4 million children in special circumstances, including 2.2 million disabled children and orphans.
"Over the past decades, the Party and the State have always paid special attention and had mechanisms, policies and regimes for children with disabilities. Many organizations, agencies and authorities at all levels have organized many activities to mobilize, donate and help children in special circumstances, in order to alleviate their disadvantages and difficulties.
However, many children in special circumstances are still facing many difficulties. Many disabled children still struggle every day and every hour with physical pain due to paralysis of limbs, or due to being mute, deaf, mentally ill, mentally retarded... Among them, there are many cases with sequelae, severely affected by Agent Orange, many children live their whole lives in illness and medicine." - Dr. Tran Doan Tien, expressed.
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| Dr. Tran Doan Tien - Editor-in-Chief of Children's Health Magazine, speaking. |
TS. Tran Doan Tien - Editor-in-Chief of Children's Health Magazine emphasized: "Millions of families and children in special circumstances across the country are looking forward to the care, sharing and help of the community and society. The program "For Children's Smiles" launched by Children's Health Magazine today aims to mobilize donations to help children in such special circumstances. It is also an annual activity that continues to demonstrate the message For Children's Smiles, with the extremely humane meaning of Children's Health Magazine.
With that humane meaning, on behalf of the leadership of Children's Health Magazine, I officially launched the Program For Children's Smiles in 2025. The Program For Children's Smiles will last until the end of 2025. On the occasion of today's event, we hope that you are present here, as well as the readers of Children's Health Magazine, with a humane and humanitarian heart, no matter how little or much, please share, participate in supporting and helping children. disabled children, children in special circumstances. And if you are not able to donate today, after this event, you can still continue to support the Program and support the children."
All contributions and support for the Program "For Children's Smiles" will be received into the account of Children's Health Magazine. Account number: 0021000568719 - Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank).
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| Dr. Ngo Sach Thuc - President of the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children, and Dr. Tran Doan Tien - Editor-in-Chief of Children's Health Magazine, presented recognition and thank-you letters to philanthropists and donors... |
Children's Health Magazine officially launched the program "For Children's Smiles" in 2025, within the content of the program "Program "Wings of Dreams for Children with Disabilities" for the second time in 2025, which was previously deployed at the Vietnam Exhibition Center (Hanoi), from August 15 to December 31, 2025. With the goal of mobilizing donations of 2 billion VND to support 2,000 disabled children of school age in difficult circumstances; giving computers to outstanding disabled students; supporting treatment and rehabilitation for disabled children; giving gifts to children on the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025. The program also gives priority to disabled children in remote areas, areas damaged by storms, floods, natural disasters...
It is known that the Knight of the Grand Cross of John the Baptist Le Duc Thinh supported this program with 50 million VND; Mr. Dang Van Thanh - General Director of Viet Phu An Construction Investment Joint Stock Company supported 50 million VND; representatives of Hanoi Andrology and Infertility Hospital, including: Mr. Nguyen Van Cuong (Director) and Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan (Deputy Director) supported each with 30 million VND...
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| At the launching ceremony of the program For Children's Smiles, there were kind-hearted people, philanthropists, and benefactors who directly supported and shared love for children, people with disabilities,... |
Children's Health Magazine and the Organizing Committee of the "For Children's Smiles" Program are committed to be a bridge, using your donations to join hands to help 2,000 children in special circumstances have more motivation, material and spiritual, reduce disadvantages, difficulties, diseases and strive to integrate into the community and society.
The message of the "For Children's Smiles" program is to honor individuals and representatives of units - with a benevolent heart, have made efforts to contribute, conduct charitable activities, benevolent hearts, share and help disabled children, children in difficult family circumstances, provide humanitarian support to the community... With the heart of "giving without expecting anything in return" as well as the goal of sharing and loving - just like the message of the "For Children's Smiles" program: always pay attention to sharing and helping disabled and orphaned children in society.