(VOVworld) – Cao Van Thanh, Chairman of the Vietnam Blind Association, has called for greater assistance from humanitarian communities domestically and internationally to improve the lives of Vietnamese visually impaired people.
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Thanh made the call at a workshop on forging alliances between the Association and foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) held in Hanoi on Tuesday.
Le Tuyet Nhung from the Ministry of Labour, Invalids, and Social Affairs said that the Government always creates favourable conditions for those organisations to implement their important work in Vietnam.
In the future, Vietnam will enable the blind to access different types of jobs apart from traditional crafts and apply models initiated by some foreign NGOs to provide healthcare for blind people.