Hanoi students help disadvantaged children develop soft skills

Through the charity event "Thanh Da", Hanoi students not only gave gifts but also supported disadvantaged children at the Sacred Heart shelter to develop soft skills and approach knowledge proactively and positively.

The Thanh Da event for disadvantaged children recently took place at the Thanh Tam shelter (My Duc, Hanoi ) with the participation of many students and volunteers. The program was organized by Eva Project - a volunteer project carried out by a group of high school students in Hanoi - with the desire to accompany and help the less fortunate across the country.

At the Sacred Heart shelter, the students gave gifts, interacted and created a space for sharing and connecting emotions for the disadvantaged children there. The gifts were donated by the students with the hope of directly helping and improving the material and spiritual lives of the children living at the shelter.

"We not only want to provide material support but also create a space for you to be heard, recognized and dreamed," the project representative shared.

At the same time, the project also aims to organize specialized activities in the locality to help children develop soft skills and approach knowledge proactively and positively.

Within the framework of the event, children of the Sacred Heart Shelter experienced bonding activities such as: Creative drawing, taking photos, playing team games...

Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/hoc-sinh-ha-noi-giup-tre-em-kho-khan-phat-trien-ky-nang-mem-20250811114436662.htm