Many social and charitable activities in local areas.

*On the morning of September 4th, the Provincial Youth Union organized the program "Helping Children Go to School".Gifts were given to underprivileged students affected by floods in Con Cuong, Tuong Duong, and Ky Son districts.

The delegation presented gifts to students at My Ly Primary School, Ky Son district. Photo: Phuong Thuy

Provincial Youth Union Secretary Pham Tuan Vinh and his delegation visited My Ly Semi-Boarding Ethnic Minority Secondary School, My Ly 1 Primary School in Ky Son district, and Tam Quang Secondary School in Tuong Duong district to inquire about and share the difficulties and damages caused by the floods, and to present gifts to the schools and students.

In this program, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Union and the Secretariat of the Provincial Youth Union Federation distributed a total of over 15,000 books, 13,000 notebooks, 150 blankets, 200 mats, 45 packages of essential goods, 50 sets of school supplies, and other valuable gifts to students affected by natural disasters and floods in three mountainous districts (Ky Son, Tuong Duong, and Con Cuong) before the start of the new school year.

The delegation visited and presented gifts to disadvantaged students affected by the floods at Tam Quang Secondary School, Tuong Duong. Photo: Phuong Thuy

On this occasion, the Provincial Youth Union Secretary Pham Tuan Vinh and his delegation also visited and presented gifts to the families of Mr. Phan Van Giang and Mr. Lo Thanh Hung in My Ly commune, Ky Son district. These are two families whose houses were destroyed and swept away by floodwaters during the recent heavy rains.

The joy of students in the mountainous areas affected by floods as they receive gifts before the start of the new school year. Photo: Phuong Thuy

The delegation visited and presented gifts to families affected by the recent storm and floods. Photo: Phuong Thuy

Faced with these difficulties, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Union and the Secretariat of the Provincial Youth Union Association appealed to philanthropists and businesses to donate nearly 100 million VND to help and promptly support disadvantaged students after the recent floods.

Phuong Thuy

* Dien Chau Association for the Support of Disabled People and OrphansDonated 250 bicycles to disabled and orphaned students throughout the district.

The Dien Chau Association for the Support of Disabled People and Orphans donated 250 mini bicycles to disabled and orphaned students in the district. Photo: Hong Hanh

The total donation amounted to 325 million VND, sourced from the district's fund for supporting people with disabilities and orphans. Since the beginning of the year, Dien Chau district has donated 500 bicycles to disabled and orphaned students in the district. Along with the bicycle donations, the district has also given hundreds of gifts to students at the start of the new school year.

Hong Hanh

* Anh Son District PoliceTogether with representatives from Truc Lam Zen Monastery (Yen Thanh district), they presented 76 gifts to underprivileged students at Hung Son Primary School and Hung Son Secondary School (Anh Son district).

The Anh Son District Police presented 76 gifts to underprivileged students in Hung Son commune. Photo: Le Quang

To share and encourage students in the new school year, the delegation presented 76 gift packages, each worth 400,000 VND, including school bags, notebooks, pens, etc., to the students. This is a social activity organized annually by the Anh Son District Police, calling for the community's support to help poor and disadvantaged students.

Le Quang

* In Ky Son District,A local business in the province donated 30 sets of student desks and chairs to Muong Xen Town Primary School. They also donated dining equipment, a refrigerator, and a water filter to Muong Xen Town Kindergarten, and 10 storage cabinets for boarding students to Muong Tip Kindergarten. The total value of the gifts to the schools is approximately 100 million VND.

Donating gifts and support to schools in Ky Son district. Photo: Duy Thanh

These practical gifts provided timely support to schools, helping teachers and students in mountainous areas overcome difficulties and quickly stabilize before starting the new school year.

Tran Duc - Duy Thanh

* Dr. Le Thong Nhat donated thousands of books to Ho Tung Mau Primary and Secondary School (Quynh Doi commune, Quynh Luu district).On the eve of the new school year, attendees included Dr. Thai Huy Vinh, Distinguished Educator and Deputy Director of the Nghe An Department of Education and Training; representatives from the district's Department of Education and Training; and local leaders.

Dr. Le Thong Nhat (far right) donates thousands of books to Ho Tung Mau Primary and Secondary School in Quynh Doi commune (Quynh Luu district). Photo: Viet Hung.

As a native of Quynh village, Dr. Le Thong Nhat wishes to return to Ho Tung Mau Primary and Secondary School in Quynh Doi commune to share his knowledge and wisdom with teachers, especially the students.

On this occasion, Dr. Le Thong Nhat donated 13 boxes of books containing thousands of volumes across various subjects and fields to Ho Tung Mau Primary and Secondary School. These books will help the school build its library, thereby providing teachers and students with new and useful knowledge for their studies.

Viet Hung

* At Bong Khe Primary School and Con Cuong Ethnic Boarding Secondary SchoolA business in Ho Chi Minh City visited and donated 50 sets of desks and chairs, worth 50 million VND, to students and teachers of Bong Khe Primary School and Con Cuong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School.

Donating 20 sets of desks and chairs to Con Cuong Ethnic Boarding Secondary School. Photo: Ba Hau

Previously, heavy rains and floods caused severe damage to these two schools, with many desks and chairs belonging to students and teachers being swept away or severely damaged. This is a gesture of compassion from those who work far from home, aiming to share the difficulties and encourage teachers and students in the flood-affected areas as they begin the new school year.

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* Nghe An Provincial Farmers' AssociationDonated 10 sets of tables and chairs for use in the Cultural Center, serving the meeting and activity activities of organizations and people of Bac Ke Gai 1 hamlet, Hung Tan commune (Hung Nguyen).

The Provincial Farmers' Association handed over 10 sets of tables and chairs to the Cultural House of Bac Ke Gai 1 hamlet. Photo: Minh Dan

Bac Ke Gai 1 hamlet has 105 households with over 400 inhabitants, 100% of whom are Catholic. To help farmer members understand and comply well with the policies and laws of the Party and the State, the Provincial Farmers' Association has organized population communication activities and disseminated the Land Law; at the same time, it regularly monitors and creates favorable conditions for the Party branch, farmers' association branch, and political organizations in the hamlet to operate effectively.

Minh Dan

*Also in Con Cuong,Nghe An Provincial Women Entrepreneurs AssociationVisiting and donating 3 tons of rice along with 1,000 notebooks and school supplies to students at 3 secondary schools, Thach Ngan Primary School 1, and Thach Ngan Primary School 2 (Con Cuong).

Presenting gifts to students at Thach Ngan Primary School (Con Cuong). Photo: Tuong Vi

The two primary schools in Thach Ngan commune have many branch schools located in villages more than 5km away from the main school. Transportation is difficult, especially during the rainy season when water levels rise in streams and dams, isolating the villages. Therefore, the lives of the people here are very difficult and impoverished. Gifts from the generous donations of female business owners have provided timely assistance to poor students in this mountainous district, helping them alleviate their difficulties and start the new school year.

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* Tri Le Border Guard Post (Provincial Border Guard Command)Presenting gifts to the delegation from Border Guard Company 217 (Hua Phan Provincial Military Command - Laos).

Tri Le Border Guard Post presents gifts to Company 217 of the Hua Phan Provincial Military Command, Laos. Photo: Phuong Linh

A delegation from Border Guard Company 217 (Hua Phan Provincial Military Command, Laos), led by Lieutenant Mai Vieng, Deputy Company Commander, visited and exchanged information on border security with Tri Le Border Guard Post (Nghe An Border Guard Command).

Authorized by the Hua Phan Provincial Military Command, Comrade Mai Vieng presented a Certificate of Commendation from the Hua Phan Provincial Military Command to the Tri Le Border Guard Post for its achievements in coordinating border protection and contributing to the development of Border Guard Company 217 in the past period. On this occasion, the Tri Le Commune People's Committee presented Company 217 with a solar power system to serve the unit's daily life and work.

Phuong Linh

* Nghe An Provincial Red Cross SocietyIn coordination with sponsors, we distributed flood relief gifts to people and students at Muong Tip 1 Primary School (Ky Son).

The Vietnam Red Cross Central Committee presents financial assistance to a family whose house was completely destroyed. Photo: Sy Chien

The delegation donated 226 sets of new school uniforms for students from grades 1 to 5, 1,100 notebooks, textbooks and school supplies, 520 kg of rice, 600 meters of water pipes... and 5 million VND in cash.

On this occasion, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Red Cross Society provided 50 million VND in support to people in Ky Son district whose houses were destroyed and whose families lost loved ones due to the floods.

Kim Oanh - Ngo Sy Chien

* Association for the Support of Disabled People and Orphans in Nghia Dan DistrictTwenty "Supporting Children to School" gift packages were presented to disadvantaged students, orphans, children with disabilities, and children with congenital heart defects at two kindergartens and primary schools in Nghia Hoi commune.

Twenty gifts were presented to underprivileged students at Nghia Hoi Commune Kindergarten and Primary School. Photo: Minh Thai

On this occasion, the District Association for the Support of Disabled People and Orphans also donated 100 bicycles to 100 disadvantaged students from schools in the area.

Minh Thai

* Vietnam Education Sector Trade UnionThey visited and donated 1,000 elementary and junior high school textbooks to students in flood-affected areas and impoverished students in Tuong Duong district. They also provided 30 million VND in cash to 12 officials and teachers in Tuong Duong district who suffered severe damage to their homes and property due to the recent historic flood.

The Vietnam Education Union donated books to students in the flood-affected area of ​​Tuong Duong. Photo: Dinh Ty.

Dinh Ty

* Nghe An Provincial Federation of LaborDonated 1,000 notebooks to underprivileged students at Phu Son Primary School, Tan Ky district.

The Provincial Labor Union donated 1,000 notebooks to students in Tan Ky. Photo: Bong Mai.

On this occasion, the Tan Ky District Labor Union also presented 10 gifts to 10 underprivileged students who have overcome difficulties in Nghia Hanh and Phu Son communes, Tan Ky district.

Plum Blossom

* Nghe An Provincial Youth Union CouncilA groundbreaking ceremony was held for the construction of a "Red Scarf House" for Tran The Kiet, a student in class 2C at Primary School No. 2 in Tam Hop commune (Quy Hop district).

The Nghe An Provincial Youth Union Council provided 50 million VND to build a "Red Scarf House" for the family of Tran The Kiet in Tam Hop (Quy Hop). Photo: Phan Giang

Kiet's family is a poor and extremely disadvantaged household. His mother left home and disappeared, and his father passed away shortly after, leaving Kiet and his two younger siblings to live with their grandmother, who is over 74 years old.

The Red Scarf House has an area of ​​60 square meters.²With a total value of 50 million VND, the project is expected to be inaugurated at the end of November 2018. This amount was donated by 500 young Pioneers from across the province through the "Small Plan" program.

Phan Giang

Five scholarships were awarded to five underprivileged students with congenital heart defects in Nghia Phuc commune. Photo: Phuong Hao