Vietnamese family home

The reality television version of Vietnamese Family Home was created to fulfill Hoa Sen's wish to provide a secure anchor and to support the community's joint efforts to carry disadvantaged children through the post-COVID journey.

This is a program dedicated specifically to families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam, alleviate the difficulties and bring a healthy playground for the impacted children.

From that aspiration, the program also aims to expand its influence by becoming a bridge for the vulnerable ones, accompanying them towards a brighter future.

The timely nature of this content angle has helped Vietnamese Family Home create distinct impressions, not only bringing practical material support to struggling families but also deeply influencing and inspiring the community with humane gestures and emotional moments between artists and players.

The program was designed specifically share the excruciating burdens that affected families and children from post-COVID were enduring.

Vietnamese Family Home not only brings meaningful physical support to families but also scores points with many emotional moments between artists and players. By completing game challenges in the program, the children and their families will receive valuable sums of money to make life less strenuous. This content angle is has helped the program create distinct impressions.

Objective

Vietnam currently has more than 4,400 orphans due to Covid-19, and in society, there are still hundreds of thousands of children suffering from orphanhood, misfortune, and homelessness. Those are the great motivations for the Vietnamese Family Home project team to exert their best efforts in the journey of fulfilling social responsibility to the community, taking the humanitarian vehicle of Hoa Sen Group to all regions of the Fatherland for the dream of going to school for young children.

The Vietnamese Family Home program crew will continue to travel across all roads to find, listen to, and understand the stories of circumstances affected after the pandemic. Those could be the lives of parents or relatives they unfortunately lost due to Covid-19, or students who are orphans but have the willpower to overcome difficulties - living proofs of rising above adversity to strive in their studies and endeavor and become useful people for society.

Implementation Process - Scope - Budget

Implementation Process - Scope

The Vietnamese Family Home program strives to take care of the spiritual life of more than 2,000 children in special circumstances at shelters, open houses, reform schools… nationwide. In addition, the program creates a beneficial playground so that children have the opportunity to express their talents and exchange/learn with peers in the same situation. Here, the children will have the conditions to participate in traditional physical games such as: mandarin square capturing, sack race, bamboo pole dancing… along with fun singing and dancing performances.

Along with the guidance of artist Quyen Linh, Vietnamese Family Home also features the presence of 2 special guests who are both famous artists and change with each broadcast episode.

In the television version, each episode will have 3 families and 2 guests; they will participate in physical games together. After 2 rounds of competition, the team with the lowest time will enter the 3rd round and finally withdraw the prize money. The family with the lowest total completion time across two rounds will enter the logo withdrawal round.

Two timed rounds: The timed round consists of two challenges (round 1 and round 2). The challenges in the program will change with each broadcast episode. Previously, the two guests will have to perform a side challenge for the opportunity to receive priority rights for the main challenge round. In the main challenge round, the family with the lowest total completion time will enter round 3.

Logo withdrawal round: The family appearing in this round will have to perform a timed challenge with the time calculated as in the timed round. A family completing the challenge in 1 minute 30 seconds will be able to withdraw all 8 logos and receive the maximum prize of the program. If the challenge cannot be completed within 10 minutes, the family will not be allowed to withdraw more logos.

Budget

Vietnamese Family Home is a reality television program broadcast on the HTV7 channel since October 5, 2022, premiered on the same day on the official YouTube channel of the Producer. The program initially targeted families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, later expanding to target other families in difficult circumstances.

Through 52 broadcast episodes, the program has supported 156 families in difficult circumstances and provided 58 scholarships worth 5,000,000 VND in 17 provinces and cities such as: Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, Dong Thap, Ben Tre...

The total amount of money awarded reached 5 billion 525 million VND, providing effective support for families in reducing economic burdens and ensuring the children can go to school. Artists participating in the program also donated small gifts worth 300 million VND for the children.

With humanitarian stories, Vietnamese Family Home has received a great deal of love from the audience. The program attracted great attention from newspapers and stations with 3,080 articles mentioning the program, over 21 million views on the Fanpage, 51 million views on YouTube, and 82 thousand followers on the TikTok channel... all of which are great motivations from the online community for the program.

With the successful transmission of humanitarian values and unique, novel organizational methods, the Vietnamese Family Home program entered the voting round at the 2022 Golden Apricot Blossom Award in the category of Most Favorite Program on Digital and Television Platforms.

In the first season, the program broadcast 52 episodes, creating a significant social impact. A total of 156 families were supported, and over 2,000 children were helped. Additionally, 58 scholarships, each worth 5 million VND, were awarded. In terms of media, the program harnessed more than 3,080 shared newspaper articles, reached over 21 million views on the fanpage, attracted 82,000 followers on TikTok, and hit the milestone of 51 million views on YouTube. These figures clearly reflect the level of spread as well as the influence of the program.

With the return of the television version of Vietnamese Family Home, Hoa Sen Group not only desires to provide an extended hand to help orphaned children but also hopes the program can be a connecting thread between difficult circumstances and benefactors. So that the arms of kindness will be extended, so that young children see they are not alone on their journey of self-development, opening doors to help them look toward a better, brighter future.

Vietnamese Family Home promises to continue visiting localities across the country, continuing the path of completing the mission of "bringing happiness to share with the community," spreading the values of love in life.

Closing the journey of 1 year, 4 seasons with 52 broadcast episodes is a journey of tireless work by the program crew, the presence of artists, and the companionship of MC Quyen Linh, along with Hoa Sen Group.

MC Quyen Linh shared: "What impressed me most was the heart and the sentiment of the entire crew, and especially the sponsor. During a period of a very difficult economy after the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone was busy with their own work to develop the economy. But the entire group liked that, just wholeheartedly cared for the Vietnamese Family Home, trying to find how to bring happiness to difficult circumstances."