The Steps Challenge raises funds for autism community Nearly 1,500 people on May 25 joined The Steps Challenge 2019 hosted by Saigon Children’s Charity (Saigonchildren), in partnership with CapitaLand Vietnam, to raise funds for people with autism.

Drink driving a scourge that must be smote I hate that once many Vietnamese men sit down for a drink with friends, they are forced to down their drinks to show their “respect” to their drinking buddies or to show that they are “true men”

Woman opens her heart to hundreds of autism children Đỗ Thị Nhị from the northern province of Bắc Ninh has helped hundreds of children with autism. She teaches them skills to survive in the outside world.

Community event to raise awareness of autism The 2019 Steps Challenge is a community event meant to raise awareness of autism and bring appropriate care and access to special education to hundreds of thousands of children with the disorder in Việt Nam.

“Mum” to hundreds of children with autism Đỗ Thị Nhị, owner of private special school Bình Minh in Từ Sơn Town, has dedicated her life to helping children with autism, helping them lead normal lives. Diệp Trương reports.

Autistic children communicate through art

Artworks by children with autism have gone on display at an exhibition to mark the World Autism Awareness Day (April 2).

Parents play most important role in treating autistic children

Autism treatment was a long process, thus parents should be determined, persistent, trusting, loving and accompany their children in the journey, said Minh. 

PNJ launches programme to support children with autism

Phú Nhuận Jewelry Joint Stock Company launched a programme called "Colourful pinwheel spreading of love" to raise awareness of children with autism on April 2, World Autism Awareness Day.

Facebook launches offensive to combat misinformation on vaccines

Facebook launched an offensive on Thursday to suppress the spread of misinformation about vaccines on the 2.3-billion-member social network.

UN warns of ’complacency’ as measles cases soar worldwide

Just 10 countries were responsible for three-quarters of a global surge in measles cases last year, the UN children's agency said today, including one of the world's richest nations, France.