Generali Vietnam presented gifts to over 600 parents and children in Mekong Delta and Central Highlands

“Sinh Con, Sinh Cha” is part of “The Human Safety Net”, a Generali Group’s global movement initiated in 2017. The Human Safety Net’s families program supports parents in the first six years of their children’s life to lay the strongest possible foundations for their future, contributing to early childhood development (ECD) in disadvantaged communities around the world.

More than 600 parents, kindergarten staff and children from Thoi Lai town’s kindergarten, Xuan Thang and Truong Thang kindergartens of Thoi Lai district, Can Tho city, as well as Tu An kindergarten in Buon Ma Thuot city attended “Sinh Con, Sinh Cha” workshops.

The two workshops facilitated discussion on six parenting topics: spending time making DIY toys with children to help them develop creative thinking and emotional intelligence; how to handle siblings’ fights; handling children’s minor illnesses and boosting their immune system tips; establishing healthy routines to make children’s meals nutritious and enjoyable; controlling parenting anger and minimizing domestic tensions to avoid hurting the children; making plans to spend quality time with children. These topical topics fall under the program’s three main content groups of intelligence, behaviors and health of children aged 0 – 6 years.

At these events, Generali Vietnam handed gift sets to all participating children, program booklets to their parents and 60 special gifts in cash and in-kind to 60 needy families from the local communities.

Ms. Tina Nguyen, Generali Vietnam CEO, shared: “We are very happy when “Sinh Con, Sinh Cha” is warmly welcomed by many local parents, children and receives great support from the local government wherever it arrives. This is testament to the program’s practical and positive values for the society and provides motivation for us to pursue our ambition of becoming “Lifetime Partner” to millions of families across Vietnam.”

Ms. Le Tuyet Mai, Deputy Director of the NFVC, said: “We are glad to have received very positive feedback from the community for the “Sinh Con, Sinh Cha” program. I am confident that the collaboration between NFVC and Generali Vietnam, both of which are strongly committed to the protection and development of Vietnamese children, will help extend the reach of the program far and wide to create positive, sustainable impacts for the society.”

From now until year end, at least 2,000 parents and children aged 0 – 6 years, and about 400 kindergarten teachers and officers from cities and provinces across Vietnam are expected to benefit from the “Sinh Con, Sinh Cha” local workshops. The progam’s sitcom series has been successfully published on Generali Vietnam’s official Youtube channel garnering millions of views, interactions and positive comments.