Agencies, units and businesses visit families in difficulty

(Baonghean.vn) - On the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2016, on the afternoon of January 30, agencies, units and enterprises organized gift giving and visits to poor families in the province.

* Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, Nghe An branch, gives gifts in Huu Lap commune (Ky Son)

On January 30, a delegation of the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, Nghe An branch, led by Ms. Nguyen Thi Trang - Deputy Director of the branch, presented gifts including warm clothes and some necessities to 50 extremely poor households in Huu Lap commune, Ky Son district, each gift worth 300,000 VND. The gifts are not only material support but also encouragement, sympathy and sharing for the poor households.

The delegation came to give gifts including warm clothes and some necessities to 50 extremely poor households in Huu Lap commune, Ky Son district.

These are gifts contributed by officers and employees of the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, Nghe An branch, from a part of their income to share with poor households in the province in general and Huu Lap commune in particular during the traditional Tet holiday of the nation. In the coming time, the branch will continue to mobilize contributions from officers, employees as well as organizations and individuals to share the difficulties and hardships of the poor people in the border district of Ky Son.

Tran Duc - Duy Thanh

(Ky Son District Party Committee)

* Early Tet at Quynh Lap Central Dermatology and Leprosy Hospital

On the morning of January 30, Vinh City's "Green Dream" Volunteer Club coordinated with Quynh Lap Central Dermatology and Leprosy Hospital to organize an early year-end party for more than 230 patients.

Volunteers prepare meals.

This is the fourth time the "Green Dream" Club has visited and given gifts to leprosy patients, but perhaps this is the first charity group to organize a meal right at the hospital to help patients feel the warm atmosphere of the family reunion during Tet.

Quynh Lap dermatological leprosy patients celebrate Tet early.

To prepare 25 trays of rice and 52 servings of noodles, the team wrapped and cooked banh chung the day before. The food was carefully selected and cooked on site. For seriously ill patients who were being treated in the special ward and could not come, volunteers and nurses on duty brought it to their rooms.

Volunteers feel very happy to have contributed a small part in bringing a Tet atmosphere to patients, reducing the inferiority complex caused by illness.

Thanh Thuy

(Hoang Mai Radio)

* Nghia Dan District Youth Union organized gift giving at Thong Thu commune, Que Phong district

Responding to the program "For the Western region of Nghe An", on January 30, the Executive Committee of Nghia Dan District Youth Union organized a gift giving ceremony in Thong Thu commune, Que Phong district - a commune with more than 46% poor households, 99% ethnic minorities, and 29.5 km of border with Laos.

This time, Nghia Dan District Youth Union donated 1,000 sets of clothes, 1,000 notebooks, 600 pens, 470 textbooks and 400 kg of rice. In addition, the delegation also gave gifts to Border Guard Station 515. These gifts were mobilized by Nghia Dan District Youth Union from local youth unions and teams.

Duc Anh

(Nghia Dan Radio)

* Provincial Fatherland Front Committee presents gifts to village elders and prestigious people in Quy Hop

On the afternoon of January 30, a working delegation of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee visited Quy Hop district and presented 3 gifts, each worth 500,000 VND, to 3 village elders and prestigious people among ethnic minorities in Quy Hop district, including Mr. Pham Quang Hung, Tan Tien hamlet, Tam Hop commune; Mr. Sam Van Binh, Yen Luom hamlet, Chau Quang commune and Mr. Vi Van Thuc, Dong Tien hamlet, Chau Cuong commune.

The delegation gave gifts and visited Mr. Sam Van Binh, Yen Luom hamlet, Chau Quang commune.

The Provincial Fatherland Front Committee hopes that village elders and village chiefs, who are "locomotives", will promote the spirit of exemplary and responsible behavior, promptly conveying the policies of the Party and the State so that the people in the villages can grasp and understand them. In the coming time, promoting their role, village elders and village chiefs will continue to encourage local ethnic people to focus on developing production, actively propagandize to families about sending their children to school to eliminate illiteracy, contributing to hunger eradication and poverty reduction in the locality.

On this occasion, the Provincial Fatherland Front organized the presentation of 37 gifts to village elders and prestigious people in the community in 12 mountainous districts in the province.

Phan Giang