Home Credit builds classrooms for students in Lâm Đồng province

Home Credit Vietnam collaborated with the Hope Foundation and local authorities to build two new classrooms with attached restrooms at the Liêng Srônh school in Lâm Đồng province, Vietnam.

Before this project, the school, located 58 kilometers from the main school, consisted of temporary wooden classrooms with tin roofs and lacked basic facilities like toilets, clean water, and electricity. These conditions made teaching and learning difficult, especially during the rainy season.

The new buildings will provide a more stable learning environment for students. In addition to the construction, the Home Love program donated 174 gift packages containing backpacks, notebooks, pens, and coloring pencils. Home Credit employees also contributed books and bookshelves to create a new library, expanding the available learning resources. Teachers at Liêng Srônh school welcomed the improvements after years of teaching in inadequate conditions. Kim Thị Thảo, a fifth-grade teacher, explained the old classrooms were often hot and uncomfortable.

Many students, including those from the Mông ethnic group, also faced challenges accessing standard Vietnamese. Local officials stated that residents had hoped for a new school building for nearly 20 years, believing it would encourage more students to attend and support teachers’ work. Home Credit plans to continue its Home Love program, focusing on education and supporting disadvantaged children.