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Vietnamese Children’s fund mobilises 97 billion VND in 2014

The National Fund for Vietnamese Children held a Sponsorship Council meeting chaired by Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan, who is also Chair of the Council, on March 24 in Hanoi. The fund mobilised a total of 97 billion VND in 2014.

Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan makes a souvenir photograph with the National Fund for Vietnamese Children
Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan makes a souvenir photograph with the National Fund for Vietnamese Children
According to an National Fund for Vietnamese Children report, the fund mobilised a total of 97 billion VND in 2014, exceeding its annual target by 26 percent. 
The fund supported for over 86,800 disadvantaged children across 63 cities and provinces nationwide. 
In 2015, the National Fund for Vietnamese Children plans to raise 75 billion VND from domestic and international resources for programmes to protect and care for children and provide education assistance. 
Addressing at the meeting, Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan suggested the fund focus on building more boarding scholls for ethnic children and playgrounds this year. 
In order to operate the fund effectively, the Vice President also proposed to implement programs and plans based on local specific needs and balance the assistance resources to connect projects with specific donors.
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