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US-funded projects assist the disabled

More than 11,000 people with disabilities in the central city of Da Nang have received assistance from US-funded projects over the past three years.
More than 11,000 people with disabilities in the central city of DaNang have received assistance from US-funded projects over the pastthree years.

The information was released by non-governmental organisations at a workshop held in Da Nang city on Dec. 27.

Since 2008, the projects have provided free medical checks-up for over8,500 disabled people and surgical operations for 2,000 others.

The projects also donated wheelchairs, hearing-aids and job opportunities for 1,500 people with disabilities.

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) has granted over50 million USD to support disabled persons in Vietnam since 1989./.

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