The former nanny of Rose Shelter said shockingly: children are 'fishing rods', selling 1 thing to earn more?

The case of nannies working at the Hoa Hong shelter having unacceptable actions with the children raised here has caused public outrage. Many people and benefactors have come to this facility to confirm the incident.

Including a nanny who used to work here, frustrated by the bad treatment of the children, she revealed the truth about this facility. Sharing on the People's Police newspaper, Ms. P.H.Y. sadly said that there were many people who gave direct and indirect comments at this facility on issues related to child rearing but were all rejected. When working at this shelter, Ms. Y. felt that this place was really not worthy of a shelter.

"As an employee and nanny, I love children very much. Seeing that the child is sick, I am very worried, afraid that I will fall into a bad condition. Seeing that she was so sick, many times I directly told Ms. Huong (Ms. Giap Thi Song Huong - owner of the facility) to take her to the hospital, but then she stayed at home and took spontaneous medicine. That's why, in my heart, I think many times, what is the money they give so much? How much does the hospital have compared to all the years they have been in business. People give a lot of diapers and milk, do you need to worry about it, so why not use that money to treat the child?" , Ms. Y. shared.

When working here, Ms. Y. said that she only closed her eyes and sighed, because she didn't know what to do, because she was just an employee at that time, she didn't dare to say much. Diapers and milk filled the houses. Good diapers, good milk, functional foods, many people don't lack anything, but the owner of this establishment still often goes online to complain about the lack of all kinds of things and then sells them.

"I remember very well that day when I came to work on my shift, but I ran out of diapers in the room, I went to the warehouse to get it. When he took a few bags of diapers with the Huggies label, Uncle Xi (Ms. Huong's brother) refused to give them and told me: "Take three old diapers and use them." I had to take an unbranded diaper, it was in a white wrapper, I was very surprised. They said that diapers in this area are for sale, diapers on the other shelf are for use. In general, what type in the market they use a lot is good to sell, and witty diapers are used, one day when the diaper expires, it is moldy in the diaper. If you take a good diaper for the child to use, you will be yelled at," Ms. Y. shared.

The things that benefactors give are very good, but they are sold, otherwise they are piled up in the warehouse. There are many things that I don't know how to use, such as medicines and functional foods, but because I don't know the uses, sometimes they are almost expired or expired.

Ms. Y. also revealed that during her time working here, she saw benefactors giving a lot of money. A day can be hundreds of millions, a year can be billions, but table powder, or everything including wind oil, washing machine, shrimp noodles, granulated sugar, the owner of the establishment goes online to beg. Someone called to ask what they needed, the owner of this establishment always said that he needed money, he needed money to buy things, but he didn't buy it, but just went online to complain to beg.

It is known that the place where Ms. Huong sells diapers, milk, bottles, to the market is a grocery store named T.L. near the Rose Shelter.

Regarding profiteering from charitable donations for children at the Rose Shelter, the newspaper reporter also pointed out that the people of the Rose Shelter bring the supported goods to sell, making sophisticated profits.

Accordingly, although many benefactors come to donate milk, diapers, food and drinks every day, children at the Rose Shelter have to eat and drink in extremely deprived conditions.

Worth mentioning, according to research, B.H.Q. milk supermarket is owned by a man named Hung. On Zalo, Hung's personal also regularly posts about providing wholesale milk and diapers in bulk and at low prices for stores. Talking to us, a long-term employee at the shelter said that Hung bought milk and diapers from Ms. Huong and then sold them to stores.

It is known that not only reselling milk to Hung, but Ms. Huong also introduced benefactors to this supermarket to buy milk for the children in the shelter.

Mr. Hung carried 13 cartons of milk to a store on Provincial Highway 15

In the immediate future, S. proposed and transferred 85 children to social protection facilities such as Tam Binh Child Protection Center, Thu Duc Youth Village, Go Vap Child Protection Center to isolate children from the environment at risk of unfortunate incidents.

Although they moved to a new environment, the children also got acquainted with the nannies quite quickly. Many children like to be carried, so they often suck into their laps to be cuddled, share sweets, and then voluntarily play with toys in the room. In addition, the children's meals were also carefully prepared by the staff of Tam Binh Children's Protection Center.

The Rose Shelter Case: Did District 12 loosen its management, leading to a serious incident? Quỳnh Quỳnh15:53:29 05/09/2024On the morning of September 4, the District 12 Police of Ho Chi Minh City and related units investigated the case of a series of orphans who were treated causing outrage at the Rose Shelter (Trung My Tay Ward).