An Khe - Ka Nak Hydropower Plant supports disadvantaged students to go to school

THANH TUẤN |

Gia Lai - The gift is not large but has the meaning of encouraging and adding spiritual motivation for students to overcome difficulties and rise up.

On September 12, representatives of An Khe - Ka Nak Hydropower Company (Gia Lai) said that the unit had just organized the "Supporting Education" program in 2026, awarding scholarships, school supplies and gifts with a total budget of 114 million VND to students in difficult circumstances, ethnic minority students in the areas where the Company is located and neighboring areas.

In the 2026–2027 school year, the "Supporting Education" program is being implemented by the Company in 10 units, schools and localities in Kbang, Krong, Cuu An, Binh Phu, Binh Khe communes and Quy Nhon Nam ward.

The total support budget is 114 million VND, focusing on scholarships, school supplies and practical gifts, contributing to helping students have more learning conditions and confidently enter the new school year.

The gifts, although not of great material value, are of practical significance, showing the Company's concern, sharing and responsibility to the community; and at the same time adding motivation for the children to strive to study, train and rise up in life.

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