Project to offer nutrition supplements for disadvantaged children

CP Việt Nam Corporation receives the Third-class Labour Medal for outstanding achievements in agriculture on its 25th anniversary. — Photo Courtesy of the company

Viet Nam News

HCM CITY — The National Fund For Vietnamese Children on Wednesday launched a project on nutrition supplements for disadvantaged children.

Under the project, with co-operation from the CP Việt Nam Corporation’s charity fund, it will present 25 Trang Trại Gà Đẻ Trứng (Hen Farms that will produce fresh eggs) to shelters and to social welfare establishments that care for orphans and children with disabilities nationwide.

The project was launched at a ceremony where CP Việt Nam Corp received the Third-class Labour Medal for outstanding achievements in agriculture on its 25th anniversary. — VNS

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