(HBO) – The Fatherland Front Committee of Cham Mat ward in Hoa Binh city has recently organised its 8th Congress.
The executive board of Fatherland
Front Committee of Cham Mat ward for the 2019 – 2024 term.
Cham Mat ward houses six ethnic groups and 27 residential units,
with close to 1,900 households of more than 11,000 people. The local fatherland
front has 10 member organisations operating in all residential areas and 27
working boards with nearly 250 members.
Over the years, the great national unity has been consolidated,
expanded and promoted. Cham Mat ethnic groups have worked to build solidarity
in their communities. They believe in the leadership of the Party and
authorities, and actively participate in local socio-economic development. The
living standard of local residents has been improved. In 2017, average income
per capita reached 52 million VND per person per year and the rate of poor
households was reduced to 1 percent.
The locals have also welcomed money-raising activities to grow
different charity funds, which aim to support the poor, revolutionary
contributors, encourage learning, and taking care of the elderly, among others.
Self-management models have proved to be effective, while emulation movements
have attracted significant number of participants.
The congress agreed to set out seven targets and four action programmes
for the new term. Participating delegates elected 47 members of the 8th Vietnam
Fatherland Front Committee’s Cham Mat ward and selected 10 delegates to attend a
higher level congress.
Hoa Binh is carried out investment projects to upgrade three district medical centres in Lac Son and Yen Thuy districts and Hoa Binh city. The projects are funded by the central budget under the Economic and Social Recovery and Development Programme, aiming to improve healthcare services. The goal is to gradually develop a system of modern and quality district-level healthcare facilities.
To improve the cultural and spiritual life of the elderly, the associations for the elderly at various levels in Hoa Binh province have created many interesting and meaningful activities, attracting the participation of a large number of old people. These activities provide opportunities for them to improve both their physical and mental health, enabling them to live happily and healthily.
The pilot programme for sending Vietnamese workers to the Republic of Korea (RoK) for seasonal agricultural jobs continues under a collaboration between localities of the two countries, running for five years from January 1, 2022.
Staff of the Red Cross Society of Hoa Binh province were deeply moved by a meaningful and humanitarian act by Mr Vu Huu Lung, 86, in Hoa Binh city, to donate his corneas, which brought hopes to those yearning for the light. Before passing away, Lung left behind a noble wish to donate all of his organs, including his corneas, to help patients suffering from blindness and those in need of organ transplants to revive their lives.
In the small house of Bui Van Luong in Bung 2 Hamlet, Thu Phong commune, Cao Phong district, an array of traditional items such as serving trays, woven storage baskets for blankets, sticky rice containers, and bamboo baskets are beautifully and skillfully crafted.
Over the recent past, the education and training sector of Hoa Binh province has paid great attention to reforming management activities, improving teachers’ quality, and innovating teaching methods that focus on quality and efficiency, at the same time with implementing the sector’s emulation campaigns and movements.
