Vietnam Door Association joins hands to rebuild Nu and Nam Tong Villages

Joining hands to rebuild Nu and Nam Tong villages: Contributing to building a strong community

The Vietnam Door Association (HHCVN) is proud to launch the project "Joining hands to rebuild Lang Nu and Nam Tong" , calling for the participation of affiliated branches, partners, businesses, members and philanthropists. The project is implemented in close coordination with the Tam Long Viet Fund - Vietnam Television , aiming to rebuild and improve the lives of Lang Nu and Nam Tong villages, Lao Cai province. These are two localities that suffered heavy damage caused by storm No. 3 (storm Yagi).

Within the framework of the project, the Vietnam Door Association has sponsored the entire door system for the reconstruction works. The support items include:

• Housing for households.
• Community house - a place to connect residents.
• The project provides clean water and ensures essential living conditions.
• Medical station , improve the quality of health care.
• School points , providing better learning opportunities for children.

The Journey of Reconstruction – Meaningful Action

Aluminum glass doors are not only a practical gift but also a symbol of unity and hope. HHCVN hopes that each completed house will be a shelter, bringing peace of mind and trust to families in Lang Nu and Nam Tong.

Vietnam Door Association not only contributes timely material support to people in disaster areas, but also builds a bridge connecting businesses and organizations in the industry with the goal of creating long-term value for the community.

Through practical activities, the Vietnam Door Association has spread the spirit of responsibility for the community widely, motivating other organizations and businesses to join hands in supporting the construction of an increasingly better society.

Resettlement houses in Lang Nu are gradually being completed. Photo: Lao Cai Newspaper

Ho Chi Minh City Gate Association pioneered in responding

With the spirit of “Helping each other,” HHCVN - Ho Chi Minh City Branch organized a large-scale campaign, mobilizing resources to process and produce aluminum and glass doors to support the reconstruction of infrastructure, contributing to restoring the lives of local people. The campaign received enthusiastic contributions from:

• Aluminum, glass and accessories factories.
• Manufacturing plants.
• The sponsors.

Impressive results
Thanks to the joint efforts, the Ho Chi Minh City Gate Association has received support for a total of 22 houses in Lang Nu and Nam Tong villages, providing a place to live and work for local people.