Nghinh

Mrs. Nghinh, a 63-year-old woman from Quảng Xương district, lives alone after the passing of her husband. Her children are now grown and have their own families.

With over 20 years of experience running a small grocery shop, Mrs. Nghinh has worked hard to sustain herself. However, due to limited capital, her store lacks variety, making it difficult to attract more customers. As a result, she is classified as a near-poor household in her community. This is her fourth loan from Thanh Hóa MFI, with previous loans helping to improve her quality of life. This time, she seeks additional funding to expand her grocery business by purchasing beer, milk, and instant noodles, allowing her to offer a wider selection of products. Living far from the town center, she hopes to overcome the challenges of accessibility.

Looking ahead, Mrs. Nghinh dreams of a healthier and happier life for herself and her family. She aspires to save enough money to build a new house and invest in better tools and supplies to grow her business sustainably.