Provincial Association for the Blind received the Second Class Labor Medal

(Baonghean.vn) -This morning, January 22, the Provincial Blind Association held a summary of the work in 2012, 5 years of the campaign "Strengthening solidarity, proactively striving, equality, and community integration" in the period 2007-2012 and received the Second Class Labor Medal. Attending the event was Mr. Cao Van Thanh - Chairman of the Vietnam Blind Association.Male.

In 2012, thanks to the efforts of the Association at all levels, the activities of the Nghe An Blind Association have continuously developed in all aspects. During the year, the Association's production facilities achieved a revenue of nearly 6 billion VND, exceeding the plan by 43%, creating jobs for 453 workers. Some units with high revenue are: Do Luong, Dien Chau, Quynh Luu, Vinh City. The Association's production facilities have. In addition, the Association actively supports loans, opens vocational training classes on making bamboo toothpicks and brooms for members.

Summary ceremony scene

Regarding the results after 5 years of implementing the campaign "Strengthening solidarity, proactively striving, equality, and community integration" in the period of 2007-2012, the Provincial Blind Association has developed 9 more traditional massage establishments, creating jobs for 435 workers. The total revenue of the concentrated production and traditional massage establishments reached over 22 million VND; 26 vocational training classes were organized, passing on the profession to 639 members...

In 2013, the Provincial Association for the Blind continued to consolidate and develop grassroots branches; Improve the lives and incomes of members; Coordinate with all levels to build and repair houses for poor households; Organize literacy classes, improve Braille proficiency...

On this occasion, the Provincial Blind Association was honored to receive the Second Class Labor Medal from the State; 6 individuals and 5 groups received certificates of merit from the Central Association for their outstanding achievements in the 2007-2011 period.

Thanh Nga