About us
Cánh Diều Việt Nam (CDV) is a Vietnamese-led social enterprise dedicated to empowering vulnerable children and youth through inclusive, community-driven, and culturally grounded solutions.
CDV focuses on sustainable development in areas of inclusive education, mental health, youth entrepreneurship, digital skills, and climate resilience initiatives…
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News
A Loving Christmas with Children at Hanoi Pediatric Hospital
On 19 December 2025, the social enterprise Cánh Diều Việt Nam collaborated with Hanoi Pediatric Hospital to organize the “Loving Christmas” program for children receiving inpatient treatment. The event was carried out with the support and sponsorship of Crossian, an e-commerce company committed to community-focused social responsibility initiatives. . . On this occasion, 300 gift sets […]
Warm jackets for childrenOn December 5, as the first winter winds arrived, 205 warm jackets, along with water purifiers, scholarships, and learning materials, were delivered to children at Phu Cuong Kindergarten and Primary–Lower Secondary School (Muong Bi commune, Phu Tho province). These gifts were generously donated by Sabic Vietnam and presented through Cánh Diều Việt Nam. . . […] |
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A MEANINGFUL VISIT FROM TREKKING4KIDS TO CAO BANGOn 18 November, Viet Nam Kite (Cánh Diều Việt Nam) and the donor delegation from Trekking4Kids visited Phuc Sen and Doc Lap preschools in Cao Bang province — where newly built and renovated restroom facilities have been completed with support from Trekking4Kids through Viet Nam Kite. . . At each school, the delegation presented educational […] |
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A Day of Sharing and Support at Chu Phan Primary SchoolOn 18 November, Canh Dieu Vietnam, in collaboration with the Public Procurement Technology Association (Korea) and ChorogUsan for Children, presented 12 smart TVs, 25 sets of teaching and learning equipment, and 50 scholarships to students of Chu Phan Primary School in Yen Lang commune, Hanoi. . . These gifts not only help improve teaching and learning […] |








