As the Lunar New Year approaches, low-income households across Gia Lai province are moving into newly built Great Solidarity houses, gaining safe shelter and renewed confidence after years of hardship.
Sustainable poverty-reduction programmes are reshaping border communes in Vietnam’s Gia Lai Province, where new homes, improved roads and expanding farms are signalling rising living standards.
Pleiku Ward held a cultural performance on January 25 to celebrate the Communist Party of Vietnam and welcome the Year of the Horse 2026, drawing a large turnout of officials, Party members and local residents.
The Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front on October 17 kicked off the 2025 month for the poor, running through November 18 under the theme “Leave no one behind”.
More than 1,200 disadvantaged residents in Gia Lai Province have received donated health insurance cards this week, as local authorities and businesses intensified efforts to expand healthcare access and ease medical costs for vulnerable communities.
(GLO) – In Gia Lai province, the principle of “leaving no one behind” has been brought to life through innovative poverty reduction programs, spanning livelihood support, housing, healthcare, education, and humanitarian charity efforts.
