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On March 19, 2025, HTI Group, in collaboration with the Nghệ An Provincial Police and the Quỳ Châu District Youth Union, visited and presented donations to support the construction of three “Compassion Houses”, each valued at VND 60 million, for underprivileged families in Quỳ Châu District, Nghệ An Province.

This initiative is part of HTI Group’s effort to respond to the Prime Minister’s national campaign encouraging nationwide action to eliminate temporary and unsafe housing. With a total contribution of VND 180 million, the program aims to bring safe, stable shelter to families in need—offering them not only a home, but a foundation for hope and resilience.

The three selected families face severe economic hardship and have been living in unsafe, deteriorating shelters:

• Mr. Cù Văn Đức lives with his wife and child in a small 15-square-meter home built from makeshift materials. After a serious work-related accident in 2009 left him permanently disabled, the family has struggled financially for years.

• Ms. Hà Thị Nga, a resident of Châu Phong Commune, lives in a run-down, decades-old wooden house with a palm leaf roof, no longer able to keep out the rain and wind. Her living conditions are extremely basic and inadequate.

• Ms. Đặng Thị Thuyên, elderly and in poor health, resides in Đôm 2 Village with her grandchildren, while her children work far from home. Their home, made of woven bamboo walls and aging roofing sheets, offers little protection from the elements.

Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony for one of the houses held the same morning in Đôm 1 Village, HTI Group emphasized the importance of solidarity and practical support in improving lives. The event was attended by representatives from local authorities and organizations, including:

• Lieutenant Colonel Trương Xuân Giang – Deputy Head of the Political Department, Nghệ An Provincial Police

• Mr. Nguyễn Đình Khánh – Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Union, Secretary of the Youth Committee of Nghệ An Provincial Police

• Mr. Nguyễn Đức Quang – Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, HTI Group

• Alongside representatives from the Fatherland Front, Quỳ Châu Youth Union, and local commune leaders

The initiative reflects HTI Group’s ongoing commitment to community development and social responsibility. “Through each Compassion House, we hope to bring warmth, love, and motivation to families facing adversity. A solid home is not only a place to live—it is a foundation for dignity and hope,” said a company representative.

HTI Group sincerely thanks the Nghệ An Provincial Police for acting as a vital bridge in this meaningful endeavor. The company also extends heartfelt gratitude to the leaders of Quỳ Châu District, the Youth Union, and local communes for their support and cooperation in making this program possible.

As HTI Group continues its mission of innovation and growth, social responsibility remains at the heart of its values—ensuring that alongside business success, it actively contributes to building a stronger, more compassionate Vietnam.