Youth Union members repair houses for families with preferential policies and difficulties

* Que Phong:

Thong Thu Commune Youth Union coordinated with Thong Thu Border Guard Station Youth Union to rebuild a house for Vi Thi Binh's family residing in Hua Na 2 village, Thong Thu commune.

Organizing to rebuild the house for Ms. Vi Thi Binh's family residing in Hua Na 2 village, Thong Thu commune. Photo: Diem Hang

Ms. Vi Thi Binh's family is a particularly poor household in the commune, mainly farming, living a hard life all year round, and their house has been seriously degraded for many years.

Faced with her family's difficult circumstances, the Provincial People's Committee supported the family with 20 million VND to buy building materials so that the family could repair the house.

Promoting the spirit of shock and volunteerism of the youth, 60 youth union members of Thong Thu Commune Youth Union coordinated with Thong Thu Border Guard Station Youth Union to build, roof and level the house to help her family.

Diem Hang

* Tan Ky

Cleaning and repainting houses for poor families. Photo: Nguyen Huong

Ky Tan Commune Youth Union coordinated with the Procuracy Youth Union to organize a cleaning and repainting campaign for the family of two sisters Nguyen Thi Dong and Nguyen Thi Huong in Hamlet 2, Dien Nam, Ky Tan Commune.

Dong and Huong suffer from mental illness, their family is poor and receives social benefits. Now they are old, unable to work, and their house is seriously degraded.

Sympathizing with the situation of the two sisters, the Youth Union of Ky Tan commune and the Youth Union of the Procuracy cleaned the house, repainted the house and gave the family a set of stainless steel tables and chairs worth 800,000 VND, the total value of the project was nearly 2 million VND and 70 working days.

Nguyen Huong

* Nghia Dan

Nghia Dan District Youth Union coordinated with Nghia Hung Commune Youth Union to help repair and build houses for policy families in the area. Photo: Minh Thai

Nghia Dan District Youth Union coordinated with Nghia Hung Commune Youth Union to organize a campaign to help repair and build houses for policy families in the area.

At the launching ceremony, more than 50 youth union members of the commune joined hands to help with labor, re-roofing the entire house, repairing and cementing the floor of the house, and rebuilding the foundation for the family of Mrs. Bui Thi Phuong, the wife of a martyr in hamlet 10, Nghia Hung commune.

Her family's house was built many years ago, but is now seriously degraded, affecting daily life.