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An Hai Ward, Da Nang handed over the Great Solidarity house to the family of Ms. Do Thi Ngan, a near-poor household in An Hoa residential area 3. Photo: An Hai Front
An Hai Ward, Da Nang handed over the Great Solidarity house to the family of Ms. Do Thi Ngan, a near-poor household in An Hoa residential area 3. Photo: An Hai Front

The Fund for the Poor supports building houses for near-poor households in Da Nang

Hoàng Bin (báo lao động) 04/11/2026 14:42 (GMT+7)

Da Nang supports 80 million VND to build houses for near-poor households with 3 generations living together in An Hai ward.

On November 4th, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFF) of An Hai Ward, Da Nang City organized the handover of the Great Solidarity house to the family of Ms. Do Thi Ngan, a near-poor household in An Hoa 3 residential area.

Mrs. Ngan's family is in difficult circumstances, and she herself is often sick. Currently, 3 generations live under one roof, including her, her daughter and daughter-in-law, two grandchildren and three unmarried sons. Among them, some are fishermen, with precarious incomes.

Previously, the housing conditions of the family were still very poor, affecting the lives of the members.

In order to help the family stabilize their accommodation, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of An Hai ward has allocated 80 million VND from the "For the Poor" Fund to support the construction of Great Solidarity houses.

Along with the family's contribution, the total amount of money to build the house is 160 million VND. After a period of construction, the house was completed, ensuring living conditions for the members.

At the handover ceremony, leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of An Hai ward - said that supporting the construction of Great Solidarity houses is a practical activity to care for the lives of poor households. At the same time, they requested the Party Committee and the Fatherland Front Committee of the residential area to continue to pay attention and support Ms. Ngan's family to rise out of poverty.

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