Tam Hop Border Guard Station started building a charity house "Whoever needs it, come and take it - Whoever has it, share it"

Attending the ceremony were comrade Nguyen Van Hai - Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Secretary of Tuong Duong District Party Committee.

Panoramic view of the groundbreaking ceremony of the Charity House. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The station organized the construction of a charity house, a place to distribute necessities and provide free medical examinations for local people, called "Charity House" to consolidate and strengthen the relationship of solidarity and cohesion between the Army and the People, contributing to building a strong People's Border Defense.

Groundbreaking ceremony of the Charity House. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The "charity house" is built on an area of ​​about 120m2.²with a budget of about 250 million VND, at Khe Sen intersection, Huoi Son village, Tam Hop commune, Tuong Duong district with funding from voluntary donations, working days of the unit's officers and soldiers, and the help of philanthropists and businesses.

Border guards immediately started building the house after the groundbreaking ceremony. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

The house is made of wood and arranged into rooms: a room for storing materials and supplies for the people, a room for carrying out activities to help the people; a room for eating and resting for officers and soldiers on duty; a room for arranging the "frontier medicine cabinet".

After completion, the house will be a place to receive and distribute free materials to poor households, families and disadvantaged students in the area and combine the arrangement and deployment of a "frontier medicine cabinet" to examine and treat common diseases; provide consultation, health care, and disease prevention for the people.

Once a week or once a month, the local government and the 9th Youth Volunteer Corps will organize the distribution of necessities and medical examinations. Assistance to the people such as haircuts, repairs of motorbikes, bicycles, electronic devices, household electricity... to help people in the area will also be organized regularly at this charity house.

Border Guard Station coordinated with local authorities and Youth Volunteer Corps 9 to distribute livestock breeds to people. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Also at the ceremony, Tam Hop Border Guard Station coordinated with local authorities and the 9th Youth Volunteer Corps to distribute livestock breeds, lend money to people without interest, for a limited period, and the Party Committee and People's Committee of Tam Hop commune donated 4 houses to eliminate temporary houses for people from the "one thousand dong" fund donated by the Party Committee and People's Committee of the commune./.

Tuyen Dinh