Over the past three years, the VWA has raised funds for orphans and has given scholarships to poor students. They have also presented gifts to them.
Regarding activities in the next tenure, VWA Vice Chairwoman Mai Thi Hong Ngoc highlighted teaching young generations about their native land and engaging them in movement towards the home country.
Nearly 70,000 Vietnamese women are now living in the RoK.
The VWA was established on October 20, 2014 with the aim to gather Vietnamese women in the RoK and provide them with mutual support and information about Korean culture, law and language.
