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In over a month since Typhoon No. 3 hit the northern provinces, WVIV has raised a total of US $612,232 in aid, equivalent to more than VND 15 billion. The project aims to support nearly 300 households, benefiting over 10,000 people, including 4,845 children, 5,146 adults, and 657 people with disabilities. Currently, WVIV is coordinating to implement the first package of US $94,000, equivalent to over VND 2.3 billion.

Project launch of “Emergency Relief for Households Affected by Typhoon No. 3 in 2024” in Yen Bai province.

In October and November 2024, support package number 1 will be rolled out through multi-purpose cash assistance for 580 households. Each household on the list will receive a one-time support amount of VND 3.5 million, which can be used to purchase food, study materials, and other essential household items.

In addition to emergency relief efforts, WVIV plans to provide further assistance, including hygiene kits, repairs for clean water facilities and schools, training in water and sanitation, and information on safeguarding policies. These initiatives aim to stabilize living conditions and create a safe space for children to study and live normally again, ultimately supporting the community in long-term recovery.

WVIV and Yen Bai Red Cross Society representatives sign a support agreement.

Chief Operating Officer of WVIV Vu Thi Nga affirmed that WVIV’s assistance targets the most severely impacted and vulnerable households, including disadvantaged families, households with children with disabilities, and children in especially challenging circumstances.

“We hope to continue receiving support and partnership from local authorities to work toward our shared goal: ensuring sustainable well-being and a meaningful life for every child in Vietnam,” said her.

Vice President of the Yen Bai Red Cross Society Sung Thi May noted that WVIV’s emergency relief project provides timely support to families affected by Typhoon No. 3. She expressed hope that WVIV will continue to collaborate with the local authorities in supporting Yen Bai Province residents as they recover from the typhoon’s impacts and swiftly restore their living conditions.

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