Despite numerous unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the six months of 2020 and the historic flood in mid-October, the set objectives of Project RENEW’s Victim Assistance/Disability Support program funded by Irish Aid, Friends of Project RENEW,...
Dong Ha, Quang Tri (19 Dec 2020) – Quang Tri Province People’s Committee on Friday held a conference to review the performance of its Mine Action Program during 2016-2020 and orientations for action plan during 2021-2025. Mr. Hoang Nam,...
Hai Lang, Quang Tri (14 December 2020) – 83-year-old Trần Canh’s family has lived in Tan Phuoc village of Hai Lam commune, Hai Lang district, Quang Tri Province for ten years. Like many of the 200 families currently residing...
We are pleased to present to all our friends, supporters, and colleagues the most updated video depicting Project RENEW’s important work to address war legacy issues in Quang Tri Province. Established in 2001 as a joint effort between the government...
Floodwaters eroded the bank of Hien Luong River and exposed an aircraft bomb. Fortunately, a fisherwoman saw it while fishing along the river and reported her sighting to the hotline number.
Gio Linh, Quang Tri (27 October 2020) – In response to four emergency callouts from local residents in Gio Linh District, the mobile Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team No. 1 of RENEW/NPA on Tuesday safely destroyed three 40mm grenades...
Dong Ha, Quang Tri (21 October 2020) — From 19 to 20 October 2020, representatives of RENEW/NPA Workers Union visited the families of our staff members whose houses had been heavily affected by the flood that occurred last weekend....
The recent severe and widespread flooding in Central Vietnam has resulted in a very difficult situation for thousands of people in Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue provinces.
Livelihood support not only creates opportunities for persons with disabilities to participate in work to generate income to feed themselves, but also helps them find joy in life, assert their dignity, and integrate into the community.
Thanks to the funding of Irish Aid and Friends of Project RENEW, the blind and other persons with disabilities who have attended the vocational training now can live independently with products made by their own hands.
