Activities to support the poor and students in difficult circumstances in Nghe An

* Fatherland Front of Long Son ward(Thai Hoa town) coordinated to organize the handover of the solidarity house to Ms. Nguyen Thi Trung in block 5.

Presenting money to support the construction of a solidarity house to Ms. Nguyen Thi Trung. Photo: Thu Trang

Ms. Nguyen Thi Trung, block 5, Long Son ward, Thai Hoa town, is a Catholic, a poor household, living alone in a house that has been seriously degraded for many years.

In order to share the difficulties with her family, in May 2019, the Vietnam Fatherland Front of Thai Hoa town allocated 20 million VND from the town's fund for the poor to support the construction of a new house. Up to now, after nearly 4 months of construction, the house has an area of ​​nearly 50m2.²has been completed and put into use. On this occasion, the Long Son Ward Red Cross also presented 500,000 VND to Ms. Nguyen Thi Trung.

Thu Trang - Quang Huy

*Leaders of Quy Hop districtvisited, expressed condolences and encouraged the two families of Mr. Lo Van Dan, in Manh village (Bac Son) whose son, Lo Duc Thien (4 years old), and the family of Ms. Vo Thi Binh in Tan Hop hamlet (Tam Hop) whose son, Phan Gia Hung (2 years old), drowned. The leaders of Quy Hop district gave each family nearly 13 million VND, supported by the People's Committee, the Fatherland Front Committee, the Women's Union of the district and the commune where the two victims resided.

Leaders of Quy Hop district presented support money to Phan Gia Hung's family in Tan Hop hamlet (Tam Hop). Photo: Phan Giang

Previously, on the morning of August 30, Lo Duc Thien (4 years old), in Manh village (Bac Son)deathwhen he fell into the water hole his family dug right in front of his house. On the afternoon of September 2, Phan Gia Hung (2 years old)A resident of Tan Hop hamlet (Tam Hop) went out to play in the hamlet and fell into a water hole next to the road and died.

Phan Giang

Giving gifts to poor households and disadvantaged students in Chau Thang commune. Photo: Duc Anh

*Chau Thang Commune Youth Union (Quy Chau)with some philanthropists
The center has given 13 gifts to the commune, including 5 poor households (each gift worth 500,000 VND), 8 students with especially difficult circumstances (each gift worth 1 million VND).

The commune delegation and philanthropists also donated household items and necessities to poor households and disadvantaged students on the occasion of the new school year.

Duc Anh

*Leaders of the Women's Union of Giai Xuan Commune (Tan Ky), representing the philanthropists, visited and presented 2 million VND to Truong Cong Nguyen, Xuan Tien hamlet, Giai Xuan commune.

Nguyen is an ethnic minority with difficult circumstances. His mother left when he was very young. Nguyen lived with his grandmother and father, but his father unfortunately passed away in August 2019 due to a traffic accident.

Currently, Nguyen lives with his elderly grandmother in a small, unfinished house.

Although the gifts from the benefactors were not much, they were timely encouragement, helping to ease the burden of the grandmother and her grandchild, giving Nguyen more motivation to continue going to school.

Phuong Hao

Quynh Doi commune delegation supports Ms. Ho Thi Thuong, who has a serious illness. Photo: Thanh Toan

* Quynh Doi Commune Delegation (Quynh Luu District)donated nearly 8 million VND to help the family of Ms. Ho Thi Thuong, village 8, who has a serious illness of nasopharyngeal cancer and is raising a young child.

This is the amount of money raised and supported through charity football matches organized by the commune union in recent times.

Thanh Toan

*Ky Tan Commune Delegation,The Youth Union of Tan Ky District Medical Center organized cooking and distribution of 145 free porridge portions to patients being treated at the District Medical Center.
In order for this meaningful activity to be maintained regularly every Tuesday, the Standing Committee of Tan Ky District Youth Union has directed and assigned each grassroots youth organization to coordinate and take turns implementing it. Every week, each grassroots youth organization coordinates with the District Youth Union to organize porridge cooking to ensure adequate nutrition, to encourage poor patients to feel secure in their treatment and quickly recover their health.