OKULA GROUP donated organic products in Gia Lai as part of the “Women of the Borderlands” program, helping to improve living standards and promote sustainable development in border regions.

The “Standing with Women on the Border” Program – Mobilizing Resources for Border Regions

The event was attended by leaders from Gia Lai Province, the Border Guard, the Provincial Police, partner organizations, and a large number of local residents. This event is part of the implementation of the Party and State’s policies on developing ethnic minority regions, ensuring social welfare, and maintaining stability in border areas.

Stage 2026–2030, the program—implemented in collaboration with the Women’s Association of the Ministry of Public Security—focuses on the following key objectives:

• Raising awareness, particularly digital literacy, among women and grassroots communities
• Strengthening Social Welfare and Public Health Care
• Supporting Livelihoods, Improving Incomes
• Building community infrastructure and educational initiatives such as “Homes of Love,” “Computer Labs for Children,” “Nutritious School Meals,” and clean water projects…

This has been identified as an effective collaboration model that helps build a solid “foundation of public support” and maintain public order and security at the grassroots level.

OKULA GROUP – Partnering with You Through Practical Biological Solutions

As part of the program, OKULA GROUP and its partner organizations actively contributed to a series of social welfare activities in the communes of Ia O and Ia Dom.

Specifically, OKULA donated nearly 500 gifts consisting of organic products, with a total value of nearly 50 million dong directly to the people.

Unlike short-term solutions, OKULA’s organic products offer practical benefits:

• Health and Safety, suitable for living conditions in rural and border areas
• Environmentally friendly, helping to protect the local ecosystem
• Highly practical application, helping to improve quality of life by meeting basic daily needs

In this way, OKULA not only provides immediate support but also helps people gain access to sustainable solutions and gradually overcome their difficulties.

Large-Scale Social Welfare Campaign – Spreading Humanistic Values

Effective April 6–9, 2026, the program has carried out a number of practical activities:

• Presentation 06 “Home of Love”
• Become a Sponsor 2 orphans up to age 18
• Awarding Scholarships to Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds
• Donation of a “Computer Lab” and English Scholarships
• Supporting Livelihood Models for Women
• Organizing medical examinations, treatment, and health care
• Implementation of the “Nutritious School Meals” Program and Dental Care
• Training on Digital Literacy, AI, and Legal Awareness

The program has reached and supported more than 1,500 residents, with total resources amounting to more than 3.2 billion dong, demonstrating the joint efforts of many agencies, businesses, and social organizations.

Business and Social Responsibility: OKULA Chooses to Take Action

Speaking at the event, a representative from the Women’s Committee of the People’s Public Security Force emphasized that these activities are not only carried out with a sense of responsibility but also with heartfelt dedication, helping to strengthen the people’s trust and lay the foundation for sustainable development.

In that spirit, OKULA GROUP has clearly defined its role as a business:

• Not just growing the business
• And besides directly participate in addressing social issues
• Especially in areas that still face many challenges, such as border regions...world
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Looking to the Future: Sustainable Solutions for the Community

With a systematic approach that links accountability to concrete actions, the “Women of the Borderlands” program in Gia Lai is not only a social welfare initiative but also a model for socioeconomic development and the strengthening of national unity.

For OKULA GROUP, this is not the end, but rather the beginning of a long-term journey:

• Expand the application biological products into community life
• Development a locally sustainable model
• Working alongside the people to improve their quality of life

OKULA GROUP – A Journey to Create Value for the Community

The trip to Gia Lai has come to an end, but it has paved the way for a clear path forward:

Businesses don’t just create products—they also create value for society.

OKULA GROUP is committed to continuing to support meaningful initiatives that contribute to building a sustainable, compassionate, and thriving community.