Stavian Group launches education, healthcare support project in Bac Ninh

The Stavian Group has initiated a project in Bac Ninh province aimed at enhancing education and healthcare services. Partnering with the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) and local authorities, the company's initiative includes a STEM classroom at Trung Chinh Secondary School, medical equipment for the Trung Chinh Commune Health Station, and scholarships for disadvantaged students.

The STEM classroom was funded and constructed by the Stavian Group, while VAST provided expert guidance on the classroom design, curriculum planning, and utilization of teaching aids. The group also presented professional training for educators. Additionally, the company donated medical supplies to the Trung Chinh Commune Health Station to bolster its primary healthcare offerings.

The project seeks to facilitate access to STEM education for students and assist teachers in integrating science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into their curriculums. Moreover, the "Cap La Yeu Thuong" (Leaves of Love Bag) program, organized jointly by Vietnam Television (VTV), the Ministry of Education and Training, and the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies, awarded VND50 million (US$1,900) in scholarships to underprivileged students.

Stavian Group's Director of Public Relations, Vu Thuy Linh, emphasized the importance of investing in education and healthcare for future generations. Through this project, the company aims to provide students with learning and development opportunities, while simultaneously improving local healthcare access. Operating across four key sectors - industry, technology, energy, and trade - the Stavian Group plans to continue its community-focused programs in education, healthcare, environmental conservation, disaster response, and community development.