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Awarding scholarships to students overcoming difficulties and studying well in Vung Tau on the evening of September 26. Photo: Vung Tau Ward Fatherland Front
Awarding scholarships to students overcoming difficulties and studying well in Vung Tau on the evening of September 26. Photo: Vung Tau Ward Fatherland Front

Awarding 530 scholarships to disadvantaged and studious students in Vung Tau

THÀNH AN (báo lao động) 27/09/2026 10:44 (GMT+7)

Ho Chi Minh City - 530 scholarships worth 530 million VND have been awarded to disadvantaged and studious students in Vung Tau.

On September 27, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFFC) of Vung Tau ward (HCMC) said that in the series of activities in response to the "For the Poor" Peak Month 2026, 530 scholarships worth a total of 530 million VND were awarded to students in difficult circumstances who strive to improve their studies.

In the program "Combining Cuisine - Raising Nguyen Huu Tho Scholarship Fund" held on the evening of September 26, the VFF Committee of Vung Tau ward coordinated with religious establishments and philanthropists to organize the awarding of 200 Nguyen Huu Tho scholarships to students.

The program also has the participation of more than 30 culinary booths implemented by agencies, units, schools, religious establishments, businesses, and neighborhoods in the area, creating a space for exchange and connection and continuing to raise funds to support students in difficult circumstances.

On the evening of September 26, the VFF Committee of Vung Tau ward also coordinated with Linh Son Co Tu pagoda to award 100 scholarships to students on the occasion of the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival.

Previously, the VFF Committee of the ward coordinated with the People's Committee of Vung Tau ward and accompanying businesses to organize the awarding of 200 scholarships to students who overcame difficulties and studied well on the evening of September 22. In addition, the Ward Youth Union also coordinated with the Youth Union of businesses to award 30 scholarships to children in difficult circumstances during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Mr. Vu Dang Khoa - Chairman of the VFF Committee of Vung Tau ward - said that this is a practical and timely support activity, contributing to helping students have more conditions to prepare for the new school year. Besides material value, the scholarships are also care and encouragement for them to continue to strive in their studies, and to have more confidence in the companionship of their families, schools and society.

Through activities, contributing to maintaining and promoting the role of the Fatherland Front in connecting and gathering social resources and people from all walks of life to better implement the work of caring for those in difficult circumstances in the area.

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