Supporting livestock breeds is a practical activity in the Community Support Program of Nui Phao Company.

The family of Ms. Ninh Thi Thuong (San Chi ethnic group), a poor household in Queo hamlet, Phuc Linh commune, is one of the households receiving support for breeding cows during this period. The couple struggles to raise two sons with congenital disabilities and mental retardation, and their lives face many difficulties. "I am extremely grateful for this support. This is truly a great hope for the family to gradually overcome difficulties and improve their lives," Ms. Huong shared.

Ms. Tran Thi Cau, in Khuon 2 hamlet, Phuc Linh commune, a San Chay ethnic group, also has a very difficult situation. Ms. Cau is a single mother raising two young children (born in 2006 and 2012) - both of whom are mentally retarded. Without a stable job, the life of the three of them depends on Ms. Cau's seasonal work. With the desire to reuse the old barn to raise cows, she was supported by the program with a breeding cow.

Ms. Tran Thi Tuyen in Hamlet 2, Tan Linh Commune, Dao ethnic group, poor household. Her family lives in an old warehouse liquidated by the forestry farm, which was repaired by the village government to live in, the main source of income is from picking tea for hire. Ms. Tuyen was supported with a model of raising egg-laying chickens with a budget of 5 million VND.

Ms. Loi Thi Dao, in Hamlet 10, Tan Linh Commune, a Nung ethnic, is the breadwinner of a family of six. Her son has no stable job, and her daughter-in-law left home, leaving behind two school-age grandchildren. She alone works hard in the fields and picks tea leaves to raise her grandchildren. Ms. Dao was given a buffalo as a support.

Supporting livestock breeding is part of the Company's strategy for sustainable development and long-term commitment to the community.

Supporting livestock breeds is a practical activity in the Community Support Program of Nui Phao Company, providing "fishing rods" and adding motivation for people to proactively develop the economy and improve their lives in the long term.

Nui Phao’s micro-livelihood support program will continue to be expanded and implemented in Ha Thuong commune and Hung Son town in the coming time, with a total support budget of 65 million VND. This is part of the Company’s sustainable development strategy and long-term commitment to the community, contributing to local poverty reduction in a practical and humane way.