Protective Measures Implemented at School for Children Affected by COVID-19 and Without Parental Care
The Hope School in Da Nang, Vietnam, is a unique boarding school that has been providing education and care to children who lost their parents to COVID-19 since 2021. Established by FPT Corporation and the Hy Vong Foundation, the school offers a full educational programme from primary to high school, as well as additional courses in technology, robotics, music, and vocational skills such as bakery arts [1][2][3].
Located in the FPT Da Nang Technology Urban Area, the school's new campus was officially opened in August 2025. Covering over 6,500 square meters across two 5-storey buildings, the school offers accommodations for 350 children from 29 provinces and 13 ethnic groups nationwide [1][2][3].
The school's mission is to help these children overcome the trauma and hardships caused by losing their parents and to develop their talents and confidence in a supportive environment. Over the past four years, the school has received generous donations from businesses and communities, including Phan Chu Trinh University of Medicine, the For our websiteese Stature Foundation (VSF), Tâm Trí Hospital, Tân Long Group, Nestle, and other donors [1].
In addition to its educational programme, the Hope School has also made a name for itself in international competitions. Students at the school have achieved several international prizes, including a bronze at the International Creativity and Innovation Award (ICIA) 2025, an innovation award in the final round of Robothon Competition in Thailand, and a third prize at the National Green STEM [2].
The school's success is not only in its academic achievements but also in its holistic approach to supporting children. In addition to its educational programme, the Hope School also offers a fun zone, kitchen courses, and music classes to help children find joy and creativity in their daily lives [1].
The Hope School's founder, FPT Corporation Chairman Truong Gia Binh, expressed his hope that children will become successful in education and contribute positively to the community and country after graduation [3]. The school's opening ceremony was attended by Đà Nẵng City's leadership, ambassadors, representatives from foreign embassies, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and organizations [1][2][3].
In a touching gesture, the "Việt Nam-Japan Jointly Light Up Hope" programme included a charity concert for the school students by artists from the Việt Nam National Symphony Orchestra and Japanese conductor Honna Tetsuji. The music performances will be organized at the school over three years, with three performances each year [1].
The Hope School has also received charity support from the Educational Fund through music programmes by the Japanese Government [1]. The school's approach to providing education, emotional support, and life skills to COVID-19 orphans has transformed their loss into hope and future contributions to society [1][2][3].
- The government, through the Educational Fund, has provided charity support to The Hope School, contributing to their mission of helping children affected by the pandemic.
- Students at The Hope School have shown impressive achievements, winning international prizes in technology, innovation, and green STEM competitions.
- In addition to academic programs, The Hope School offers a fun zone, kitchen courses, and music classes, promoting creativity and joy among the children.
- The school's holistic approach includes partnerships with healthcare institutions like Phan Chu Trinh University of Medicine and Tâm Trí Hospital, ensuring children's health and wellness.
- Robotics and music are among the additional courses offered at The Hope School, demonstrating its commitment to integrating modern technology and artistic expression into its curriculum.
- The Hope School, founded by FPT Corporation and the Hy Vong Foundation, aims to foster talent and confidence in children who have lost their parents to the pandemic, preparing them to contribute positively to their communities and the nation upon graduation.
