300 million VND to support orphans and disabled people in Ky Son
(Baonghean.vn) - At the first Congress of the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of People with Disabilities for the 2023-2028 term in Ky Son district, organizations, individuals and philanthropists donated 300 million VND to orphans and people with disabilities.
On the morning of July 28, Ky Son district held the first Congress of the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of People with Disabilities for the 2023-2028 term.
Attending and directing the congress were Mr. Nguyen Hai Thanh - Chairman of the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of People with Disabilities of Nghe An province; Nguyen Huu Minh - Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee, Chairman of the District People's Committee.
Ky Son is a mountainous district in Nghe An province with special difficulties, with 5 ethnic groups living there: Thai, Mong, Kho Mu, Kinh, Hoa. The whole district currently has 1,245 people with disabilities, 26,723 children, of which 321 are orphans.
With those characteristics, in this term's congress, the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of the Disabled in Ky Son district sets a goal of mobilizing 100-150 million VND each year to support the above subjects; ensuring 100% of people with special disabilities enjoy the policies of the Party and the State; at the same time, each commune has 01-02 households with disabled people and orphans who are supported with loans for raising livestock, building houses, repairing houses...
On this occasion, organizations, individuals and philanthropists donated 300 million VND to the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of the Disabled in Ky Son district.
The first Congress of the Association for Protection of Children's Rights and Support of People with Disabilities of Ky Son District for the 2023-2028 term also elected an Executive Committee of 28 members. Ms. Cao Thi Oanh was elected as the President of the Association at the first Executive Committee meeting./.
