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On July 25, the Phuoc Tan Ward Military Command in Dong Nai City held a handover ceremony for the 2026 “Military-Civilian Solidarity House,” built for a serviceman’s family facing housing difficulties. The project was funded through social contributions from government agencies, military units, businesses, and benefactors. Among the contributors, Vedan Vietnam provided VND 50 million through the Long Thanh Area 1 Defense Command. This meaningful initiative aims to improve the living conditions of military families, enabling servicemen to focus on their duties and remain steadfast in their mission to defend the Fatherland.
The 2026 “Military-Civilian Solidarity House” was presented to the family of Mr. Chau Bao Long, residing in Group 2, Dong Quarter, Phuoc Tan Ward. His son, serviceman Chau Tan Vang, is currently undergoing training at Naval Region 2’s Training Center. According to a survey conducted by the Phuoc Tan Ward Military Command, the family was among those facing significant housing difficulties. Their home had deteriorated over time, while limited financial resources prevented them from carrying out necessary repairs or renovations.
In response to the family’s circumstances, the Phuoc Tan Ward Military Command coordinated with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Phuoc Tan Ward, local socio-political organizations, the Dong Quarter Executive Board, and relevant units to develop a support plan and mobilize social resources for the project. Thanks to the collective contributions of government agencies, military units, businesses, and benefactors, construction was completed on schedule after more than one month of intensive work. With a total investment of over VND 250 million, the new home provides the family with a safer and more comfortable living environment, helping them stabilize their lives.
At the handover ceremony, a representative of Vedan Vietnam shared: “A new home not only helps a family overcome hardship but also brings peace of mind to a serviceman carrying out his mission to protect our seas, islands, and Fatherland. With a secure and supportive family back home, servicemen gain greater confidence and motivation to fulfill their duties. Vedan firmly believes that even small contributions can create lasting value when we join hands for the community.”
Throughout its 35 years of development in Vietnam, Vedan has remained committed to its philosophy, “Growing from Society, Contributing to Society.” Beyond its manufacturing and business operations, the company actively fulfills its social responsibilities by allocating a portion of its annual profits to community welfare programs. From 2021 to 2025 alone, Vedan contributed approximately VND 17.76 billion to initiatives including building charitable homes, awarding scholarships, providing free medical examinations and treatment, organizing voluntary blood donations, and supporting communities affected by natural disasters.
Vedan’s support for the construction of the “Military-Civilian Solidarity House” marks another meaningful milestone in the company’s longstanding commitment to sharing and caring for the community. Guided by its “Love and Care” spirit, Vedan continues to implement initiatives that improve living conditions for disadvantaged families while demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development and contributing to a more compassionate and caring society.
