On September 21, 2026, MIK Group presented VND 2 billion to support low-income households and underprivileged families in My Hao Ward, Hung Yen Province. The initiative aims to contribute resources to help residents stabilize their lives and gradually achieve sustainable poverty escape. The handover took place within the framework of the Conference summarizing the 2026 program on eliminating temporary and dilapidated housing, as well as completing poverty eradication efforts in My Hao Ward.

This initiative is part of a key social welfare program actively implemented by My Hao Ward, drawing joint efforts from local party committees, government authorities, the Fatherland Front, the business community, and local residents. Beyond housing assistance, the locality focuses on expanding sustainable livelihood opportunities, enabling disadvantaged families to improve their quality of life and achieve lasting poverty reduction.
Guided by the commitment to join local authorities in ensuring that “no one is left behind,” MIK Group’s VND 2 billion contribution will add vital resources to care for impoverished and vulnerable households – especially those requiring support to stabilize their daily lives and secure sustainable livelihoods.
Achieving poverty eradication in My Hao also advances the broader social welfare objectives of Hung Yen Province, where poverty reduction goes beyond immediate assistance toward building self-reliance and laying a foundation for residents’ long-term stability.
Partnering with My Hao in this program extends MIK Group’s enduring journey of corporate social responsibility throughout its corporate growth. Grounded in its core philosophy of “building prosperous communities,” the Group integrates business expansion with social responsibility, prioritizing meaningful community initiatives across the localities where it operates and develops projects.
Through concrete contributions to social welfare, MIK Group strives to join hands with local authorities and the public to create an increasingly better living environment – where corporate growth is intrinsically tied to local prosperity and sustainable development.