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Mother Huynh Tieu Huong
Date of birth: October 18, 1968.
Place of origin: An Giang, Vietnam.
Position: Founder and Director of the Homeland Humanitarian Center.
Address: 1210 DT743A Road, Tan Long Quarter, Di An Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Phone: 0274.3740808 - 0274.3729249
Mobile: 0903.803908 - 0983.803908.
Huynh Tieu Huong - the mother of 347 orphaned children... has been awarded many titles by the State. One of the 10 women who touched the hearts of Vietnamese people, 5 during wartime: 1, Ms. Nguyen Thi Binh, Vice President - the leading figure; 5 during peacetime: leading figure Ms. Huynh Tieu Huong - Contemporary Woman of Vietnamese History, awarded in the presence of Mr. Truong Tan Sang and the Vietnam Women's Union at the Vietnam Women's Museum; Contemporary Figure; Woman with the record for having the most children in Vietnam; Woman with the longest and most extensive household registration in Vietnam, awarded by Vietnam Records; Woman who raised her children well nationwide - awarded by the Ministry of Public Security and the Vietnam Women's Union; Woman who won a lawsuit in the United States - awarded by a US court. She has been awarded the title of World Charity Ambassador by the Philippines, the title of Charity Angel by Taiwan, along with many other titles, commendations, and medals from various government agencies such as the Prime Minister's Office and the Third-Class Labor Medal by President Truong Tan Sang. She has also been featured in numerous television series about her life, such as "Wild Grass Fragrance," "White Clouds Across the Sky," etc., as well as in the Cai Luong (Vietnamese traditional opera) "Happiness for the Unfortunate," etc., and in the book "Sparkling Amidst Life's Flow," and many other books. Currently, Ms. Huynh Tieu Huong is the founder and director of the Que Huong Center for Orphaned and Disabled Children, specifically caring for 347 orphaned and disabled children. These achievements, bestowed upon her by society, are partly due to the love, understanding, and support she receives from the community.
Aspiration: To love humanitarian work, helping orphaned, disabled, handicapped, sick, poor, elderly, and disadvantaged children. To mobilize and appeal to philanthropists, companies, and businesses both domestically and internationally to help alleviate the misfortune and pain of disabled and disadvantaged children. To create jobs for those in difficult circumstances, helping the poor become self-reliant in the long term. Love: To always want to be with the children, share their joys, encourage them to study hard, and continue the humanitarian work.
Dream: To hope that friends near and far, along with philanthropists both domestically and internationally, will support and help the Homeland Humanitarian Center to continue its operations, sharing the pain of the children at the Center in particular and in Vietnam in general, to alleviate some of the suffering in the lives of disabled and disadvantaged children.
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Brief Biography
1968-1974: Due to the war, he left his parents early and lived with his grandmother.
1974-1980: Due to circumstances, he lived on the streets, begging, collecting scrap metal, doing odd jobs, and washing dishes to earn money to help others in similar situations.
1980-1987: She sold iced tea and cigarettes, living on the streets.
1987-1993: She met a benefactor who helped him and provided him with employment. She pursued a path of humanitarianism and business.
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1993-1999: She actively participated in humanitarian programs, supporting flood victims, disabled people, orphans, elderly people living alone, poor but studious students, ethnic minorities, building charity houses, buying wheelchairs for the disabled, creating jobs for the underprivileged, and providing free meals for the homeless.
1999-2003: Director of Huynh Huong Pure Water Production Company, creating jobs for the underprivileged, participating as a member of the Vietnam Association for the Relief of Disabled Children, establishing the Que Huong Humanitarian Center , participating in flood relief programs, building charity houses, donating wheelchairs, providing free daily meals for disabled and disadvantaged people, and creating jobs for students in need.
2003-2004: Opened Branch 3 at 61/23 DT 743 Road, Tan Long Hamlet, Tan Dong Hiep Commune, Di An District, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam. The initial area was 2100 square meters with thatched and single-story houses, providing care, vocational guidance, and training for orphaned children, developing infrastructure, and actively participating in social programs.
2005 - 2007: Expanded the total area to 4100 square meters, built and developed housing and facilities for children, increasing the number of children from 30 to 157. Contributed to humanitarian programs, helped the less fortunate, organized events to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to meet and interact, and expressed special gratitude to benefactors and government agencies.
2008-2010: Opened Huynh Tieu Huong Production and Trading Company Limited. She dedicated all her assets to social causes, buying additional land, bringing the total area to 10,000 square meters, to build infrastructure and stable housing to help disabled people and abandoned children (currently 347 children), and a charitable kitchen for 170 blind, disabled, and homeless people. She continues to call on volunteers from near and far to participate in organizing programs and events to help disabled people and orphans integrate into the community.
2010-Current: Despite her illness, Tieu Huong dedicated all her efforts to nurturing her dream, building and developing the Center and the School for the children. She borrowed money from the bank to buy land for construction and development, and, together with friends, engaged in buying and selling products to generate additional profit. She also appealed to the community for contributions, and has now completed the construction of the School. In addition, she has opened a 5-hectare eco-tourism area and raises fish and turtles to create additional economic resources for continued development. Her wish for the rest of her life is to dedicate 100% of her life to serving society, especially the less fortunate, orphaned children, homeless children, abandoned children, people with disabilities, and women who have made mistakes. She hopes to leave 100% of her assets to the children, not to anyone else. At this moment, the number of children is overwhelming, and Little Huong's strength is limited. But no matter how difficult it is, Little Huong loves the children even more. Thanks to the large number of children, the difficulties have made Little Huong even more determined and given her life more meaning. Little Huong thanks everyone near and far, especially the departments and agencies that have always created conditions for Little Huong to develop and maintain the Center and serve society.
Tieu Huong's happiness lies in serving others.
Dream:
For orphaned children to not feel inferior, to be integrated, to have a place to live, to go to school, and especially to acquire life skills.
Mother Huong has three wishes:
Wish 1: To build a house: To give the children a place to live, so they are not abandoned, abused, or used as tools to serve those who exploit their disadvantages, as Little Huong did before. This wish has been fulfilled thanks to the contributions of companies, friends near and far, the accumulated savings of the children who grew up at the Center, and the legal support of the departments and agencies of Binh Duong Province, which facilitated the construction.
My second wish is to build a school: To provide the children with an education so they can have a better future, including a swimming pool, sports facilities, and a multi-purpose cultural center to help them stay healthy, gain knowledge, and enjoy life freely. Besides that, it will help protect the children from abuse and peer discrimination, allowing them to receive an education and continue to contribute to society alongside their friends and younger siblings.
My third wish is to build a general hospital: To treat the children and disabled so they don't die needlessly, and to generate additional income to maintain the center, help the less fortunate in the future, and pay income tax for the benefit of society and my homeland... I have fulfilled 60% of all three wishes above; I already have the land .
The remaining 40% represents a difficult journey to build for Tieu Huong in her dream, but Tieu Huong believes that society will not abandon her and her children. With the support of society and the community, even after Tieu Huong closes her eyes, she still believes that society will not abandon her and the orphaned children. Please join hands with Tieu Huong and the orphaned children so that the path of healing for children and the lives of those less fortunate always awaits the compassionate hands of society and families.
Through this message of love, Tieu Huong would like to thank you for your continued support for the orphaned children. Tieu Huong would like to invite you, benefactors and your families, to join hands with Tieu Huong to share and help the children at the Que Huong Center, providing them with better conditions so that they can continue to go to school, maintain their lives, integrate into society, and not feel inferior to their peers. Your charitable contributions are welcome.
Little Huong and her children wish all grandparents, aunts, uncles, and siblings near and far good health, happiness, and abundant love... and much success on their path to fulfilling their aspirations.
My dear children, "Understand and Love"
One day, when your mother grows old, or suffers a stroke and becomes bedridden, please try to be patient and understanding... If she struggles even with basic necessities like food and clothing... Please be forgiving!
Remember the days and hours your mother spent with you, teaching you so many things when you were little. If she keeps repeating the same thing over and over, never interrupt her... just listen! If she can't bathe herself, don't scold her and don't consider it a bad thing. Remember... when you were little, your mother had to make up so many excuses to have you, raise you, and protect you. When you see your mother's lack of knowledge in daily life, don't be discouraged; give her time to learn. Your mother has taught you so much... from how to eat and dress to how to take care of yourself and face life's challenges.
If Mom is forgetful or doesn't remember everything you say... please give her some time to think it over, and if she can't remember at all, don't get upset or angry... because the most important thing for Mom is to see you, to be close to you, and to hear you talk and laugh! To find peace in life, to continue the path of charity that Mom is pursuing, to help many lives in similar circumstances as Mom and you. If Mom doesn't want to eat, don't force her!... because Mom knows when she's hungry or not.
When your mother's legs can no longer stand as they once did... help her, hold her hand as you did when you first took your first steps. And one day, like any other day, she will tell you... she doesn't want to live, she wants to say goodbye and leave. Don't resent her or grieve... because you will understand and sympathize with her. Try to understand and accept that in her twilight years, she will no longer be useful to society but only a burden to you!... and life will be reduced to just two words: "survival".
One day, when you grow up, you will understand that, despite all the mistakes everyone makes, your mother has still worked hard to build a peaceful path for you. Don't feel sorry for yourself or think you are powerless in the face of your mother's weaknesses. Just be present with her, share in her struggles, and empathize with her, just as she has done for you since you were little.
Help Mom with every step she takes in the afternoon...
Please help me in my remaining moments with love and patience...
The only way I can thank you is with your smiles and the love I leave behind.
I love my children so much...
Huynh Tieu Huong's mother.