(HBO) - Nearly 2,500 bicycles, hundreds of scholarships, study spaces, tens of thousands of notebooks, textbooks, learning aids awarded to disadvantaged children are practical and meaningful results from the movement "Accompanying children to school" launched by the provincial armed forces over the past years. The activity was also hailed by the High Command of Military Zone 3.
Lac Thuy district’s Military High
Command presents bicycles to disadvantaged students.
Lac Thuy district’s Military High
Command was chosen to pilot the model "Accompanying children to
school" which was initiated by Col. Bui Van Hung, former Political
Commissar of the district Military High Command. The model has been implemented
since 2015. The command partnered with the local Division of Education and
Training, authorities of communes and townships to review the list of poor households
to provide support, as well as encourage army units stationed in the area to
join the effort. The command has so far presented 388 bicycles, 24 learning
spaces, 150 backpacks, and scholarships each worth 2 million VND to 16 students
per academic year, totaling 629 million VND.
The movement aims to support poor
students materially and spiritually. With timely assistance, many of them could
continue going to school. The model has increasingly spread in the provincial
armed forces and the society. Many individuals and collectives offered
donations and presented hundreds of bicycles to underprivileged students. Since
its launch in 2015, the provincial Military Command donated 2,349 bicycles, one
wheelchair, 22 electric fans, 83 sets of tables and chairs, 640 backpacks, 158
Casio calculators, 180 health insurance cards, 220 sets of uniform, over 200
scholarships worth over 2 billion VND to local poor students.
The movement "Accompanying children
to schools” together with the movement on new rural development, poverty
reduction are proving effective and welcomed by the public./.
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