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Awarding 105 scholarships to disadvantaged first-year students

HNN.VN - With total funding of nearly 1.8 billion VND, the ‘Supporting Students to School’ 2026 scholarship program in Hue City provided encouragement to 105 disadvantaged first-year students, who are determined to pursue their education.

171 computer sets donated to schools in disadvantaged areas50 Bicycles Presented to Disadvantaged Students

 The ‘Supporting Students to School’ scholarships help disadvantaged first-year students move steadily forward on their educational journey

The program is funded by the Hue ‘Supporting Students to School’ Club and readers of Tuoi Tre Newspaper. Each scholarship is worth 15 million VND in cash, while 2 special scholarships provide 50 million VND each to cover the recipients’ four years of study.

This is the fifth award ceremony in the ‘Supporting Students to School’ 2026 scholarship program, part of the 633rd edition of Tuoi Tre Newspaper’s ‘For a Better Tomorrow’ program.

This year, the program plans to award 1,200 scholarships worth more than VND 20 billion in total, excluding organizational expenses, commemorative gifts, and learning supplies for first-year students. In addition to the scholarships, the program has received support from numerous organizations, institutions, and individuals.

Launched in 2003 with 27 scholarships, the ‘Supporting Students to School’ program enters its 23rd year in 2026. To date, the program has awarded scholarships to 26,853 disadvantaged first-year students, with total funding exceeding 252 billion VND.

By Phuong Thao
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