(HBO) – The youth union of Ky Son district, Hoa Binh province, has launched a voluntary programme in winter 2018 and in spring 2019 at the cultural house of Bu Cham hamlet, Phu Minh commune. More than 200 young people in the district participated in the activities.
Representatives of the youth union of Ky Son district present
blankets to poor households in Phu Minh commune.
Young doctors and nurses of Ky Son district
provide healthcare consultancy for people in Bu Cham hamlet (Phu Minh commune)
at the launching event.
Based
on the instructions of the provincial youth union’s secretariat, the youth
union of Ky Son district has built a specific plan and specific guidance for
the voluntary programme in winter 2018 and spring 2019, which runs from
November 2018 to February 2019 under the theme "I love my fatherland.”
The
youth union of Ky Son district has been focusing on four topics: Warm winter
for children; Accompanying with the people; For community health; and Organising
spring voluntary activities to support needy workers and families during the
Tet holiday.
At the
launching event, the district’s youth union presented 25 blankets to
disadvantaged families in Phu Minh commune. Afterwards, a series of activities took
place such as providing free medicine and health checkups for 70 people from Bu
Cham hamlet (Phu Minh commune) and building a hygiene toilet for Ms. Nguyen Thi
Hoi’s family in Gieng 2 hamlet (Hop Thinh commune) with all expenses funded by
the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of the district’s police.
These
activities aim to strengthen solidarity among youths and encourage them to make
contributions to the community./.
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