Y Nghiet is an ethnic minority from Ngoc Tem commune, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province, one of the poorest provinces in Vietnam. As a result, the lives of the people here are still very difficult, lacking food and clothing. Among the families with extremely difficult circumstances here, Y Nghiet’s family is classified as a poor household in the commune.
| Sponsorship start time: | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Status: | Completed |
| Type of scholarship: | Full tuition grant |
| Total funding to date: | 32,056,000 VNĐ |
Y Nghiet is an ethnic minority from Ngoc Tem commune, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province, one of the poorest provinces in Vietnam. As a result, the lives of the people here are still very difficult, lacking food and clothing. Among the families with extremely difficult circumstances here,Y Nghiet’s family is classified as a poor household in the commune.
Y Nghiet grew up in a poor village, in a family that has been struggling since the time of her grandparents and parents. She grew up in a situation of not enough food to eat, not enough clothes to wear, and her family could barely afford to eat every day, let alone send Y Nghiet to school. Despite that, Y Nghiet did not give up, on the contrary, she was very determined to study and nurture the dream that one day, she would be able to use her education to find a stable job, and thus change her own future.
Y Nghiet’s dream came true when she was accepted as a student in the Early Childhood Education program at Kon Tum College. With the support of donors and the Be Better Foundation, she hopes to continue to work hard and achieve her goals of changing her future and becoming a valuable member of society.
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