On March 27th, the Public Security of Cao Phong District launched the model of clever mobilization "The Adopted Children of the Communal Police” advised and implemented by the Police of the communes and the town in coordination with the Youth Communist Union and the Women’s Union of the District Police.
5 children with the difficult circumstances were sponsored by the Police of the communes and the town and the Youth Communist Union and Women's Union of the Public Security of Cao Phong District.
Accordingly, through the survey and grasping the situation in the area, it is realized that there are many children in difficult circumstances, from the local reality as well as the working conditions, the Communal Police have coordinated with the Youth Communist Union, the Women’s Union of the District Police to advise the District’s Police leaders to implement the model of "The Adopted Children of the Communal Police” to contribute to supporting, motivating, encouraging, and creating conditions to help the children in difficult circumstances with the learning conditions, efforts to try in life. From the implementation of the model, it also demonstrates the awareness and responsibility to join hands for the community life of district’s police officers and soldiers.
Through the model, the children can live in an environment of love, responsibility, proper direction, and personality standards, further motivating them to nurture their dreams of continuing to study and try for a brighter tomorrow. At the same time, it contributes to strengthening the solidarity between the district’s police force and the local Party Committee, the authorities and the people, firmly consolidating the people's hearts and people's security posture in the locality.
At the launching ceremony, the leaders of Cao Phong Distric’st Police awarded the certificates of "The Adopted Children of the Communal Police” to 5 children with difficult circumstances. Of these, 3 children were sponsored by police of the commune and the town; 1 child was sponsored by the Youth Communist Union of the District’s Police and one child was sponsored by the Women’s Union of the District’s Police.
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