Hanoi [Vietnam], September 17: Having lost his father during the Covid-19 pandemic, Nguyen Le Gia Phu, a student in class 10C14 at the High School for the Gifted, Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh City, and his family overcame difficulties to continue their lives. The support of the "Helping Children Continue Their Lives" program became a pillar of strength for the young man to maintain his studies, pursue sports, and nurture his dream of becoming an athlete.
On the evening of September 16th, at Park No. 1 (Ly Thai To Street, Vuon Lai Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), the artistic and political program " Southern Compassion - Helping Children Continue Their Lives" attracted a large audience. Stories of orphaned children after the Covid-19 pandemic were recounted in an artistic setting, evoking memories of loss but also spreading a spirit of sharing and support to help them move forward.
Nguyen Le Gia Phu, a student in class 10C14 at the High School for the Gifted, Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh City, is one of the young performers participating in the program. His story is a glimpse into the lives of children who lost loved ones during the pandemic but still strive towards the future.
Overcoming loss
Gia Phu's father passed away during the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving his family facing many difficulties. Despite this, he and his relatives are still trying their best to ensure that their lives and studies are not disrupted.
Thanks to the support from the "Walking Through Life with Your Child" program , the assistance provided to the family has helped Phu cover part of his living expenses, creating opportunities for him to continue his studies and participate in his favorite sports.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper
