Vietnam Women’s Union honors exemplary families practicing the “Five Nos, Three Cleans” model and outstanding Orphaned Students in Hanoi.

The event was attended by Central Committee member and President of the Vietnam Women’s Union Nguyễn Thị Tuyến, Hanoi Women’s Union President Lê Kim Anh, central and local leaders, and representatives of 100 exemplary families and 100 orphaned children recognized for their resilience and achievements.

Central Committee member and President of the Vietnam Women’s Union Nguyễn Thị Tuyến (far left) attends the conference.

As part of efforts to celebrate Vietnamese Family Day (June 28) and respond to the 2025 Action Month for Children, the event highlighted the results of five years of determined implementation of family support programs in Hanoi. These include the “Five Nos, Three Cleans” initiative promoting families free of poverty, crime, domestic violence, population violations, and child malnutrition/dropout alongside the expanded “Five Haves, Three Cleans” model for urban area (safe housing, sustainable income, health, education, cultural lifestyle).

Over 91% of Hanoi households have met the criteria of the campaign, and more than 1,200 disadvantaged orphans have been supported through initiatives such as “Mother at Heart” and “Accompanying Our Children,” thanks to broad support from authorities, organizations, and individuals.

Ms. Lê Kim Anh called on all levels of the Women’s Union and Hanoi families to deepen their commitment to family development efforts in line with Vietnam’s Family Development Strategy to 2030, emphasizing moral education, safe living environments, and cultural conduct within families. She also encouraged the continued expansion of anti-domestic violence models and initiatives to build happy, progressive, and civilized households.

President of the Hanoi Women’s Union, Ms. Lê Kim Anh (right), presents a scholarship to Bùi Gia Linh, a student at the Vietnam Dance Academy and the sponsored child of a member of the Hanoi Association of Female Entrepreneurs.

To recognize outstanding efforts, the Hanoi Women’s Union succesfully proposed the city government award commendations to 10 families, with an additional 90 families recognized by the Union itself. Scholarships were also presented to 100 orphaned children who have shown perseverance and academic excellence, some achieving top honors in school and citywide competitions.

Central Committee member and President of the Vietnam Women’s Union Nguyễn Thị Tuyến (far left) presents scholarships to orphaned children who have overcome hardship and achieved academic success during the 2021–2025 period.

President Nguyễn Thị Tuyến and city leaders awarded the certificates and scholarships, symbolizing a strong commitment to fostering compassionate, supportive communities across Hanoi.