Tuan, who lost both parents at a young age, currently lives alone and faces many hardships. Recently, his temporary shelter was completely destroyed due to flooding and could not be repaired. In response to his situation, the Charity Committee called upon monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers to donate and support him in building a new home.

The planned house will have an area of about 60 square meters and will be solid and safe, enabling Tuan to stabilise his life and work toward escaping poverty. A representative of the Chieng An ward People's Committee affirmed that the donation will be managed and used for the right purpose, in a public and transparent manner.

Additionally, the local government will coordinate with Tam Quynh hamlet to mobilise residents to contribute workdays and building materials, helping accelerate the construction process and hand over the house to the family as soon as possible.

This meaningful activity demonstrates the timely care and support of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha and local authorities, helping poor and especially disadvantaged households recover from natural disasters and gradually stabilise their lives.