After the historic floods in November 2025, many households in Phong Dien Ward (Hue City), especially small traders at Phong My Market, suffered significant losses to their assets and livelihoods. 
The waters have receded, but the journey toward stability and starting over remains full of challenges.
In moments like these, what people need is not only immediate support, but also a steady hand to lean on — so they can stand back up, resume their work, and keep faith in tomorrow. 
With the spirit of Hands with Care, Vietnam Food (VNF), together with GREENFEED Việt Nam, in coordination with Tuoi Tre Newspaper and the Hue City Youth Union, provided 
50 livelihood support grants to households most severely affected by the floods.
50 livelihood support grants to households most severely affected by the floods.Each grant was not just financial assistance — but timely encouragement, helping families gradually rebuild their livelihoods and regain stability. 
These gifts were given quietly, yet with genuine care — no grand promises, no fanfare, just a presence at the right moment, with the hope of making the path to recovery a little less uncertain. 
As 2025 comes to a close, VNF shares this story as our final post of the year — not to speak of achievements, but to reaffirm the values we hold close:
development rooted in responsibility, growth alongside the community, and sharing carried out with respect and kindness. 
VNF sincerely thanks GREENFEED Vietnam, Tuoi Tre Newspaper, and the Hue City Youth Union, as well as the trust of the local community, for accompanying us on this meaningful journey of care and solidarity. 
A year comes to an end. Caring hands continue to reach out. And the Hands with Care journey will carry on into the year ahead. 