Under the leadership of Ms. Ngo Thi Phin, who borrowed 50 million VND from the bank to buy bamboo materials, the members of the group produced brooms together. From there, it brought stable jobs that were suitable for the health of the members.

Each bamboo broom sold on the market is a testament to the strong will of the disabled, they are like a crescent moon, although not full, but still shining brightly in everyday life.

Despite difficulties in capital and materials, the spirit of solidarity and the will to rise of the members have helped the Disabled Group receive orders from schools and neighboring people. Currently, the group has 7 members, each with their own stories about the will to live.

Quan Van Mien, from Na Ban village, who has had muscular atrophy since childhood, learned how to make brooms through the enthusiastic guidance of everyone in the broom-making group.

Each stage, from choosing materials to finishing the product, is meticulously guided by Ms. Ngo Thi Phin and the members of the group.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Y, from Na Ban village, perseveres every day to overcome difficulties, making constant efforts to make quality brooms.

Although her hands have been disabled since childhood, Ms. Nguyen Thi Y is still persistent and careful in every stage of making brooms.

Ms. Nong Thi Khuyen, 47 years old, has suffered from arthritis since childhood but has not given up on her fate. With her limping legs, she still perseveres in pursuing the broom-making profession because it is suitable for her health.

Ms. Khuyen shared: This profession not only helps me earn more income, but also helps me find meaning in my work.

Ms. Ngo Thi Chi is facing many difficulties when her father is seriously ill and her husband's younger brother is disabled. With her tireless work ethic, she hopes that the brooms will help her family overcome difficult times.

Ms. Ngo Thi Chi always enthusiastically guides all members of the broom-making team through each stage.

Each completed broom is not only a product of labor but also contains faith and hope for a brighter future for the disadvantaged.