Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs donated 10 phones to students of SOS Children's Village Vinh
(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of September 23, comrade Doan Hong Vu - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Director of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Nghe An visited and presented 10 phones to students of SOS Children's Village Vinh.
“Waves and computers for children” is a meaningful program launched by the Prime Minister to promptly support equipment for students nationwide in the context of the complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, many localities are temporarily not organizing students to go to school, switching to online teaching.
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| Children from SOS Children's Village Vinh participated in the donation ceremony. Photo: Provided by SOS Children's Village Vinh |
In Nghe An, online teaching is facing many difficulties. According to statistics, the whole province currently has 1,035 educational institutions from primary to high school with more than 635,000 students organizing online teaching. Of which, 69,727 students at all levels are lacking facilities and equipment (more than 42,000 students from poor, near-poor, and disadvantaged households).
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| Director Doan Hong Vu presented smartphones to help children study online during the epidemic prevention period. Photo: SOS Children's Village Vinh provided |
For many years, orphans and children in especially difficult circumstances who have been adopted and raised at SOS Children's Village Vinh have received special attention from the whole society. On this occasion, the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs also chose the village as the place to present a meaningful gift of 10 Smartphones to support the children in learning online better. This is a gift donated by officers and employees of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Nghe An.
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| Many meaningful gifts were also given to disadvantaged children at the Village on this occasion. Photo: SOS Children's Village Vinh provided |
A representative of SOS Children's Village Vinh said: Despite efforts, online learning for children at the Village has still encountered many difficulties due to lack of equipment. Now, with timely support from social organizations, their learning in the coming time will be more convenient and easier./.
