Gate Charity launches a public welfare event to care for special children in Vietnam, illuminating the star of hope with colors.

From March 3 to 4, 2025, the Gate Charity team partnered with the Mai Anh School for the Hearing Impaired in Lang Son Province, Vietnam, to conduct art classes, bringing a warm and creative public welfare event to 150 special children. The school was established in 2006 as a class specifically for hearing-impaired children. In 2010, the school was renamed "Special Needs Class" to expand its services and provide support for more children with different special needs, especially to enhance care and assistance for children with autism. As one of the 14 social welfare institutions in Lang Son Province, the school helps children better integrate into society through professional education, opening up their own future.

On campus, Gate Charity volunteers embark on an artistic journey with the children. The event carefully prepared painting tools and colored clay, guiding the children to freely depict the world in their hearts through fun teaching, allowing them to express their creativity in the colors they love. In addition, the children also received gifts from Gate Charity, filled with beautiful expectations for the future.

This event not only built a bridge for children to express themselves but also enhanced their social confidence through interaction. Gate Charity hopes to use art as a medium to inspire their enthusiasm and help them integrate better into society.

Gate Charity, as a global non-profit charitable foundation, has covered over 130 countries and regions, supporting more than 150,000 beneficiaries. Gate Charity is committed to providing a broad and inclusive support, efficiently delivering love, and gathering the strength of every act of kindness to bring about change in the world.