(HBO) – More than 90 percent of households which account for over 90 percent of population in Hoang Dong hamlet (Khoan Du commune, Lac Thuy district, northern mountainous Hoa Binh province) are Catholics. Upholding the tradition of "Hoang Dong Party Group”, the hamlet leads the whole commune in the "Study and talent encouragement” emulation movement over the past years.

The hamlet is now home to 157 households, 140 of them are Catholics. In 2017, the average income of the hamlet reached 47 million VND per person, which is expected to hit 48 million VND this year. The improved lives have prompted local residents pay more attention to study encouragement. Specifically, all families put money in "piggy banks” and follow the campaign "Drum for study encouragement” which are maintained regularly and effectively. Their children in school age could learn in quiet study corners with adequate lighting and suitable tables and desks. Several households built family bookcases to foster their children’s reading habit.

 

Photo: Staff of Khoan Du commune’s study encouragement association inspects "Family bookcase” model in Hoang Dong hamlet.

 

The launch of the study encouragement fund has been welcomed by local residents. Each year, the hamlet urges each household to contribute 30,000 VND to the fund. Therefore, the fund could raise over 5 million VND each year. The hamlet withdraws part of the fund to present gifts to students with outstanding academic performances during each Mid-Autumn festival.

 In particular, the hamlet also sponsors poor students achieving excellent study results. The Party Cell of Hoang Dong hamlet now sponsors three poor students while the war veterans’ association also actively supports the study encouragement fund.

 Thanks to regular support from the Party Committee and authorities to study encouragement over the past years, Hoang Dong hamlet has recorded no dropouts and increasing number of students with fair and outstanding academic performances. In 2017, three local students were admitted to universities and colleges. This year’s number was four. More than 82 percent of local households meet "cultural family” standards this year./.



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