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The project sponsored by Lenovo aims to support disadvantaged youth, particularly young women, in better preparing for entry into the workforce, while also helping to bridge the gender gap in the Information Technology sector.

It was a day full of energy and inspiration at the REACH institute. REACH joined forces with the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam to create an unforgettable meeting between Chef Christine Hà and a group of young students facing tough challenges in their lives.

Born into a Hmong ethnic minority family, with her parents working as farmers struggling to raise five children, Hang Thi Ly understands better than anyone the hardships and bitterness of poverty.

Ricoh Company, Ltd., and its Vietnamese sales subsidiary, Ricoh Vietnam Company Limited, have brought the “Digital Support Program for Young People” to Vietnam and REACH has honoured to become a part of this meaningful program of the Ricoh Group recently.

Last May, the team at REACH and Good Neighbor Vietnam (GNI) joined hands to create something amazing for the children of Quang Binh. We wanted to give them a special gift – the chance to break free from old ways and discover exciting possibilities.