(VOVWORLD) - Nearly 60,000 Islamic Cham in the southern region began their holy month of Ramadan last Wednesday. This is an important annual festival for the Islamic Cham and for all Muslims.

(VOVWORLD) - The OneSky preschool center, a reasonably-priced educational facility with international standards, has reduced the burden for disadvantaged workers at the Hoa Khanh industrial zone in Da Nang city. About 210 children are studying at the center.

(VOVWORLD) - In Vietnam, Tay is the mother tongue of nearly 2 million people and a second language for many other ethnic minority people in Vietnam’s northwestern region. The language is starting to be displaced by Vietnamese, and many Tay people are finding it harder to use their mother tongue.

(VOVWORLD) - A crew of doctors from Cho Ray Hospital in HCMC, the National Coordinating Center for Human Organ Transplantation, and Military Hospital 108 in Hanoi have coordinated to perform transnational heart and kidney transplant operations.

(VOVWORLD) - April 4 is observed in Vietnam as Voluntary Blood Donation Day. This year’s event once again calls on people to join this humanitarian movement.

(VOVWORLD) - Since the Law on Persons with Disabilities was adopted 8 years ago, April 18th has been observed in Vietnam as Day of Persons with Disabilities, when society shows its sympathy and support for handicapped people to help them integrate into the community.

(VOVWORLD) - Bao Yen district in Lao Cai Province is changing day by day thanks to cinnamon trees.

(VOVWORLD) - Tay ethnic minority women in Ta Chai commune, Lao Cai province, are using their culture to improve their lives by promoting local tourism.

(VOVWORLD) - The story of a 7-year-old girl named Hai An in Hanoi who donated her corneas before she died of a brain tumor has touched the hearts of millions of people and inspired the community to donate organs. Hai An’s corneas were transplanted four days after her death. Since then the number of people registering for organ donation has increased 100 fold.

(VOVWORLD) - Over the years, vocational training and employment support for disadvantaged young people in Vietnam has received attention from administrations at all levels, businesses, and said organizations. REACH is a local non-government and non-profit organisation specializing in providing vocational training, career advice, and job placement services for Vietnam’s most disadvantaged youth.