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In the second journey, Masterise Group supports Tran Dai Phuc - a boy whose name means "Great Happiness." When mentioning his grandfather, Phu can't help but be touched because he is his only shelter and family. However, the older his grandfather gets, the more difficult Dai Phuc's education path becomes. ”I don’t have any dreams yet, I still want to continue going to school," said the 14-year-old boy. Masterise Group is fortunate to be connected with Dai Phuc by the program "Cap la yeu thuong" in the "protecting tattered ones " journey. With a 20 million VND scholarship, we hope to allow him to continue attending school and stabilize his life with his grandfather. As one of the series of humanitarian aid activities, Masterise Group cooperates with the local authorities to implement the program "Build A Better Future", "Cap la yeu thuong" will support disadvantaged children from around the country and allow them to continue attending school in order to gain knowledge and secure a better future, thereby contributing to developing a sustainable society.

Children are always protected by their parents, especially when getting into a difficult situation. However, Covid-19 has taken away thousands of Vietnamese children's parents. To support children of misfortune to go to school, Masterise Group has offered long-term sponsorship for 30 orphans due to the pandemic in Ho Chi Minh City through the program "Cung con di tiep cuoc doi" in collaboration with Thanh Nien newspaper.

“In the future, I want to be a social worker to help other people who are in need. I want to study and pursue my dreams to make my mother in heaven happy. I don’t want to disappoint her." Yen Nhi (15 years old) delightedly shared with us her hopes and dream.

The activity is also one of many humanitarian-aid efforts under Masterise Group's Build a Better Future CSR program. Sharing about the activity, Mr. Julian Wyatt, CEO Masterise Property Management said: “Children and education are the top priorities in all of our activities as we believe that the power of education on children can change their lives and build a better future.”

“I REALLY APPRECIATIVE MASTERISERS' SUPPORT. I WILL TRY MY BEST TO BECOME A GOOD LEAVE TO PROTECT OTHER WORN-OUT LEAVES”

It is a thank-you message from Nguyen Thuy Trang (Quang Binh), a student who received the sponsorship by Masterise Group in “Cap La Yeu Thuong” program - a community project of the Vietnam Television (VTV).

Deeply moved by the circumstance of Thuy Trang – a little girl who lives with paraplegia but still stays positive to go to school every day, Masterise Group supports her to continue attending school to gain knowledge and secure a better future. When life takes something away from you, better things might be ahead. As long as you stay focused, persistent, and relentless, you can build the world. It is what Masterise Group and “Build A Better Future” aims to achieve.

Until 2021, "Cap La Yeu Thuong" program has contributed to providing the opportunity to go to school and changing the lives of more than 3,600 children; donated nearly 51.7 billion VND from 11,589 benefactors, and spread the meaningful message "good leaves cover torn leaves" to the community. Masterise Group is proud to be a "good leave" supporting disadvantaged children who are thirsty for knowledge.

As a relatively young enterprise in the real estate industry, but during its 8 years of operation, Masterise Group has always been a familiar name joining hands to organize many community support programs – from granting scholarships to helping poor children overcome difficulties. , students celebrate Tet away from home, to activities to support difficult workers. Even before the announcement of the sustainable development community program "Build A Better Future", the Group also had long-term and strategic CSR programs (Corporate Social Responsibility) programs that were coordinated and developed. announced with other organizations such as Saigon Children, Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union, Central Committee of the Communist Youth Union and Cho Ray Hospital.

Let's look back at a "big journey starting with small efforts" of Masterise Group.

Masterise Group officially announced “Build A Better Future” program through a solid strategic 3-pronged approach: “Environment – Education – Humanitarian Aid.” It is a crucial step that follows the group’s roadmap for sustainability.

Build A Better Future’s activities are designed toward the United Nations Sustainable Developments Goals (SDGs). The program aims to develop initiatives, practical solutions, and actions to tackle the urgent local challenges.

A LOOK BACK AT MARCH AND THE JOURNEY OF GIRL’S EDUCATION PROGRAM

March filled with inspirational stories from millions of women around the globe is coming to an end. Masterise Group is proud to play a part in spreading these tales of love and kindness through the meaningful journey – “Girl’s Education Program”. Not only does the program support girls with difficult circumstances to complete their schooling years, but it is also organized with life skills education, counseling, and mental support to empower them to shape their future.

As one says: “Life is like a garden - you reap what you sow.” We believe that by giving education and kindness at the right time and to the right people, society will receive one more talent, contributing to creating a brighter future for us all.

WHY ARE CHILDREN VICTIMS OF CLIMATE CHANGE? Children are the least responsible for climate change, yet they bear the most significant burden of its impact, threatening their health, nutrition, education, safety, water, sanitation and hygiene - according to the 2021 report of UNICEF.

Joining hands to tackle this crisis to build a better future and protect child rights, Masterise Group recently signed the long-term strategic partnership with UNICEF Viet Nam in the “Innovation For Children” program to reduce impacts of climate change on Vietnamese children.

The innovations will be designed and piloted in Soc Trang province to replicate these approaches in the future. Watch the video with Masterse Group & UNICEF Viet Nam to better understand our initiatives we are trying to research and implement for the future of every child in Vietnam!

This June, nearly 400 Masterisers Kids, and their parents had a bonding day at Children's Day 2022. After a 2-year hiatus caused by Covid-19, the annual June event of Masterise Homes has returned on a more monumental scale than ever. The event was even more meaningful since it integrated many activities to respond to Masterise Group's month of "Environment & Children."

• Excited to learn how to protect the environment through the stories told by three lovely friends: Land - Water - Air
• Together with parents to take action on greening the earth to join hands to protect the environment
• Explore the miniature city Vietopia, and learn about different careers through role-play educational games.
• Take check-in photos, receive many lovely gifts, and have many memories.

Family culture has always been a platform that Masterise Homes puts its all into. Through learning, playing, and interacting activities, Masterise Homes wish to equip parents to prepare Masteriser Kids for their future. We hope that our children always remember Masterise Homes as not only a place where their parents work but also a source of joy associated with beautiful childhood memories.