The Provincial Youth Communist Union coordinating with the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association to inaugurate the Charity House project for Mr. Bui Van Mang's family in Sao Vot hamlet, Lac Sy commune, Yen Thuy district.

The members of the Lac Son Youth Communist Union participating in planting and taking care of nearly 5,000 trees.

It is known that, in response to the peak day of "Volunteering to join hands to build new rural areas and Green Sunday” in 2024, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Communist Union has directed Youth Union facilities throughout the province to organize many responding activities such as cleaning up and collecting 5 tons of waste at black spots; repairing and embellishing the martyrs' cemeteries and relics; building "Youth flower routes”; Planting and caring for nearly 5,000 trees... attracting the participation of over 3,500 turns of union members and young people.

In addition, the Provincial Youth Communist Union has coordinated with the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association to inaugurate the Charity House project for Mr. Bui Van Mang's family in Sao Vot hamlet, Lac Sy commune, Yen Thuy district.

The peak day "Volunteering to join hands to build new rural areas and Green Sunday” is within the framework of the Youth Month in 2024. The program aims to raise the awareness and the role of youth and the community in building new rural areas and urban civilization; promoting the proactive role, volunteerism, creativity, and responsibility of young people in participating in digital transformation, environmental protection, and responding to the climate change.

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