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Work-related stress is something many people experience, yet we do not always recognize the signals our body and mind are sending. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the World Health Organization (WHO), around 42% of employees in Vietnam experienced work-related stress in 2023. The CSR team sharing about stress and how to manage it. To support employees' long-term well-being, the CSR Department partnered with the HR Department to launch a year-long m

Pomelo peels, orange peels, tangerine peels, dried flowers, coffee grounds… These are all familiar things in our everyday lives. For Earth Day, they became the materials for an inspiring workshop for N.H.O Group employees. A meaningful scented sachet-making workshop. At the mini workshop “Making Scented Sachets from Natural Ingredients,” everyone learned how to make small, safe, and eco-friendly scented sachets using readily available materials. Each table was filled with ing

How can parents help their children truly feel loved? There is no single answer to that question. Parenting is a lifelong journey of learning, growing, and understanding - one day at a time. With the goal of supporting employees in building positive relationships both at home and in the workplace, N.H.O's CSR team partnered with Save the Children to sponsor five N.H.O Group employees to participate in the "Positive Discipline in Everyday Parenting" program. Running for nearly

Some gifts are not wrapped in paper or tied with ribbons, yet they carry extraordinary meaning. For the members of N.H.O, donating blood at the beginning of the year is one of those gifts. N.H.O employees joined a blood donation drive on March 27, 2026. The Blood Donation Day with N.H.O Group has become an annual tradition, held at the start of each year. Guided by the message "Give the Gift of Life," the program encourages employees to share something truly invaluable with t

"One lesson I realized a bit late was that I need to speak up and share my ideas. During group discussions, I often listened and kept my thoughts to myself, which made our teamwork less effective. I believe I'll do better next year." For Cam Thu, a SAL Scholar from the Class of 2026, the Lead to Success program was more than completing a research project. It became an opportunity to reflect on how she learns, collaborates with others, and gradually grows as a person. Held ann

Supporting employees' physical and mental well-being is one of N.H.O's priorities this year. To encourage self-care after busy workdays, the CSR Department has launched a series of engaging activities throughout the year, including crafting, creative workshops, environmental initiatives, and mental health games in collaboration with the HR Department. N.H.O employees making bookmarks To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, the HR and CSR teams organized a handmade

Christmas is a season of coming together, reconnecting, and sharing meaningful moments. As the cool breeze of late December arrives, the SAL community gathers once again for its annual Christmas celebration - a time filled with warm conversations, heartfelt wishes, and joyful laughter that makes the holiday season even more special. SAL students gathered in the warm spirit of Christmas. For the SAL Scholarship Program, Christmas is an opportunity for scholars and mentors to r

December arrives with cool weather and the familiar melodies of Christmas. For N.H.O volunteers, it also marks a special annual tradition - spending the holiday season with the children at OMI Shelter – Búng Parish. On December 20, N.H.O visited the shelter and organized a Christmas celebration for 76 boys who are being cared for there. From early in the morning, the shelter was filled with excitement as volunteers and the children worked together to clean, paint, and decorat

An N.H.O scholarship award ceremony at a high school in An Giang Some mornings in the border areas of An Giang begin long before sunrise. While many places are still quiet, students are already on their way to school, carrying not only their books but also the everyday challenges of life. In the mountainous border regions of An Giang Province, many families continue to face financial hardship, making the journey to school far from easy. During high school—a time when students