The shelter helps Mrs. H'Jieng fulfill her dream of more than half her life.

Representative of Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company (left) and comrade Ho Van Mien, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television presented a house and gifts to Ms. H'Jieng's family.

On October 14, Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television in collaboration with Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company organized a handover ceremony of the "Humane Tet - Spreading love" house in 2025 to Mrs. H'Jieng's household (R'Long Phe hamlet, Quang Son commune).

Attending the ceremony were comrade Ho Van Mien, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television; representative of Quang Son commune government and representative of the sponsor - Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company.

Mrs. H'Jieng's new house has an area of about 70m2 ^.

Ms. H'Jêng's house, which covers an area of about 70 square ^meters, was solidly and spaciously built with a total value of nearly 400 million VND. Of which, 70 million VND was supported by Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company through the program "Humanitarian Tet - Spreading Love" in 2025; the remaining amount is from the family.

During the construction process, relatives and local authorities contributed labor, helping to reduce construction costs and making the house more spacious and airy.

Comrade Ho Van Mien, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television, shares joy with his family.

After nearly 3 months of construction, the house was completed and handed over to the family for use from October 2025.

The handover of the new house not only brought joy and warmth to Mrs. H'Jieng's family, but also motivated the community to join hands to share and spread love to many other difficult situations.

On this occasion, Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television also presented Mrs. H'Jieng's family with a housewarming gift.

Mrs. H'Jieng burst into tears on the day she moved into her new house.

Sharing her joy on the day she moved into her new home, Mrs. H'Jieng was moved: "I myself never thought I would be able to live in a new, modern and fully equipped house like I do now. Without the support of the community and authorities at all levels, it would probably be a long time before my children and I could have a new house to live in."

The dilapidated wooden house was the home of Mrs. H'Jieng and her son for more than 10 years.

On the same morning, Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television and Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company awarded 15 scholarships, each worth 1 million VND, to students in difficult circumstances in Quang Son commune.