Highlights

On March 7-8, 2025, Oxfam and the Lao Cai Red Cross Chapter distributed cash assistance to nearly 1,500 households across five communes in Lao Cai province. 

Oxfam's latest report reveals that, billionaire wealth is growing three times faster, largely due to inheritance and economic exploitation of the global South.

Oxfam has launched the “Relief and Recovery after Typhoon Yagi” project, which is being implemented in nine communes across Lao Cai and Yen Bai provinces from September 2024 to September 2025.

On December 20, Oxfam in Vietnam was honored to receive a Certificate of Merit from VUFO for its notable activities in 2024, contributing to Vietnam's shared development goals.

In Ca Mau province, women farmers often view occupational hazards as unavoidable. This recount reflects the challenges they face and the potential for positive change through targeted interventions.

BridgeFest, the Music and Community Festival, returned to Hanoi after four years, promoting equality, sustainability, and inclusivity with 40 organizations and diverse artist performances.

Oxfam in Vietnam supports 5 billion VND for relief and recovery in Lao Cai and Yen Bai, the two provinces most severely affected by the floods following the Yagi typhoon.

Post-COVID-19 Restoring Livelihood Project effectively supported over 1,500 female farmers in Thua Thien Hue, significantly improving their living and economic conditions.

Trẻ em không phải là những cá nhân thụ động và ít tạo ra ảnh hưởng tới xã hội. Khi được định hướng đúng đắn, trao quyền và khuyến khích hành động, các em có thể là những hạt nhân thay đổi tại gia…

The "Justice and Legal Empowerment Programme in Vietnam" (EU JULE) concluded its six-year endeavor, significantly enhancing Vietnam's legal system and increasing judicial access and transparency.