From May 26 to 28, 2026, the Hanoi Young Entrepreneurs Association (HANOIBA), in collaboration with VIMID, CEO 1984, and Ngoc Ha Group, organized the inauguration and handover ceremonies for two school sites in Ky Son District, Nghe An Province, helping provide a more spacious and safer learning environment for children in remote border areas.
The two completed facilities include the Ta Ca Kindergarten School Site in Sa Vang Village and a school site in My Ly Commune, serving the educational needs of 75 preschool children. The project had a total investment of nearly VND 350 million, sponsored by VIMID Group. In addition, learning and living equipment worth VND 45 million was jointly contributed by HANOIBA Executive Committee members and members to improve learning conditions for children in disadvantaged areas.
After traveling nearly 500 km through the harsh heat of western Nghe An, the delegation arrived in an area bordering Vietnam and Laos. This is home to the Thai, Hmong, and Kho Mu ethnic communities, where socio-economic conditions remain challenging and educational infrastructure has yet to be developed comprehensively due to the rugged mountainous terrain and difficult transportation.
The presence of the new school sites not only helps improve teaching and learning conditions but also provides greater encouragement for the children on their journey to pursue knowledge.
As part of the program, Ngoc Ha Group presented practical gifts to the students, including milk, snacks, drinking water, and other essential supplies.
Although simple, these gifts reflect care and compassion, while bringing joy and encouragement to children living in remote border areas. This initiative is also part of Ngoc Ha Group’s ongoing commitment to community-focused programs and social activities.
The completion and inauguration of the new school sites hold practical significance for students, teachers, and local residents. Beyond improving educational infrastructure, these projects also serve as symbols of solidarity, compassion, and the social responsibility of the business community.
As part of the program, the delegation also offered incense at the Truong Bon Historical Site and the Kim Lien Historical Site (Nam Dan, Nghe An), commemorating the heroic martyrs who served as youth volunteers and expressing profound gratitude to President Ho Chi Minh.
“Journey of Connecting Love 2026” came to a successful conclusion, opening a brighter new chapter in the educational journey of children in the highlands of Ky Son. Ngoc Ha Group believes that the new school sites will contribute to creating a better learning environment for children in remote highland areas, giving them greater opportunities to grow and nurture their dreams for the future.
Through its community initiatives, Ngoc Ha Group continues to reaffirm its commitment to supporting society, spreading positive values, and contributing to the sustainable development of the community.
