Educate 3000 children against societal risks

We are pleased to share updates from the program “Educate 3000 Children Against Societal Risks” for the first quarter of 2026, with a strong focus on the Tet holiday – a time when children are more vulnerable to social risks.

During this period, the program delivered awareness sessions for children and caregivers on personal safety, self-protection skills, and mental well-being through interactive approaches, helping strengthen their awareness and ability to respond to potential risks.

A warm Tet gathering was organized to strengthen connections between children, families, and project staff, while integrating child protection messages in a culturally meaningful context. In addition, in early March, the program held a follow-up session under the theme “Sharing and Connection”, aiming to maintain engagement, monitor children’s well-being after Tet, and reinforce key messages.

Furthermore, outreach activities were conducted within the community, providing information and guidance on safe reproductive health practices, including protective measures and prevention of sexually transmitted infections, to support individuals in making safe and informed decisions.

The program also provided Tet gifts and financial support to vulnerable families, helping reduce economic pressure and minimize the risk of children being exposed to unsafe situations. Ongoing monitoring and community outreach ensured that at-risk cases were identified and supported in a timely manner.

We sincerely thank our donors for their continued support in protecting and empowering children.