They also got gift kits including tote bags, water bottles, soaps, toothbrushes, toothpastes, and coloring books on personal hygiene themes. These items and materials aim to encourage clean and healthy habits in study and daily life.
Mai Thi Thanh Huong, External Affairs Director at Opella Vietnam, said the company’s support extends beyond infrastructure to promoting good hygiene practices so students can learn to care for themselves and their communities.
“We hope the project will expand and serve as a model for replication in more schools and localities, allowing students to focus on learning and development,” she said.
Opella Vietnam has partnered with the Hope Foundation’s School Hygiene project for four years. To date, the collaboration has supported construction of 80 sanitation facilities, benefiting more than 26,500 students and teachers across provinces including Son La, Ha Giang, Yen Bai, Lai Chau, and former Quang Binh (now part of Quang Tri).
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