On the morning of March 27, the HOAVAVA delegation, led by Chairman Kim Dae Jong along with department heads and board members, welcomed the visiting team from the Korean Bom Foundation and visited the Thien Duyen Orphanage. This visit aimed to show care and provide support to victims of Agent Orange and their families in Vietnam. During the visit, the Bom Foundation team donated ginseng, milk, and cash support prepared in Korea to the children at the orphanage.
In particular, Bom Foundation Chairwoman Son Ha Eun shared that this was her first time witnessing the difficulties faced by the victims firsthand. She emphasized that the visit was not merely for show but intended to provide meaningful support and hope. She also shared plans for future assistance, including medical equipment, health supplements, and research to improve the children’s muscle health, and expressed the foundation’s intention to revisit the orphanage.
Meanwhile, Chairman Kim Dae Jong and HOAVAVA board members accompanied the team throughout the visit, expressing their joy in seeing children who have grown up with HOAVAVA now attending middle and high school. The visit served as a valuable opportunity to reaffirm the friendship and humanitarian cooperation between Korea and Vietnam.
This activity also opens a long-term collaboration opportunity between HOAVAVA and the Bom Foundation, providing tangible support and hope to victims of Agent Orange in Vietnam.