From the local people's fund, Nam Thuong Commune Fatherland Front Committee (Kim Boi) supported to build the "Great Unity" House to help Mr. Luong Quang Toi's family (right) have a stable life in Binh Tan village.

Nam Thuong commune has 7 hamlets, 1,226 households with 5,612 people. In the first six months of 2018, from the campaign of "All people unite to build cultural life in the residential area", the commune cooperating with associations, mass organizations and local people already mobilized 2,669 working days, clearing 39 km of water runnel, dredging 25,345 m2 of canals, upgrading many roads, the infrastructure was being upgraded and repaired. Through the implementation of those campaigns, the local people in the villages, hamlets have increased their productions, stepping up the restructuring of plants and animals, raising the yields per unit of cultivation. The main agricultural products of the local such as green pumpkin, red pumpkin, melon, organic vegetables, etc. have brought the average income of the commune to 23 million VND per person per year. From the campaigns, there have appeared many outstanding individuals, typically in economic development such as: Mr. Bui Duc Hung (Bai Xe village), Mr. Bui Van Quyet (Nuoc Ruong village), Ms. Bui Thi Van (Bai Xe village), etc.

Besides propagating and encouraging the people's power in economic development, the Fatherland Front and the Task Force committees regularly grasp the thoughts and aspirations of the people through village and hamlet meetings, raising social criticism. Conciliation activities are always maintained with 8 teams, including 39 members to promptly resolve complaints, claims, denunciations, conflicts at the grassroots; building and expanding the self-managed inter-family groups in the residential area to ensure order security, in which the hamlets and villages have implemented effectively, such as Binh Tan village, Nuoc Ruong village, etc. In order to implement the undertakings of the Party, the policies and laws of the State on religious affairs, the commune has many activities to visit, give gifts of parishioners on special occasions, clearly promoting their roles in following the law, ensuring order security, and eliminating society's evils.

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