(HBO) - Over the past years, thanks to the connection and support of the Red Cross at all levels in the province, many Red Cross houses have been built, bringing joy and warm love to the poor households with difficult circumstances.
The Provincial Red Cross and the Club of the Human Love
(Hanoi) are handing over the house of the "Home of Human love” to Mr. Bui Van
Giap from Bo town (Kim Boi).
Mr. Bui Van Giap's family
from Bo town (Kim Boi) is the poor household with extremely difficult
circumstances, living temporarily in a dilapidated house. With the support from
the provincial Red Cross, the appropriate authorities and the benefactors, Mr.
Giap's family has had a solid home. Mr. Giap says: "The Red Cross and the volunteering
organizations have helped to build the house, so I am very happy. On the rainy
day, we no longer worry about the leaks, we will use the money we saved for
repairing the house to buy pigs, breeding chickens for raising, getting out of
poverty”.
From the beginning of
2020 up to now, 55 Red Cross houses with the loving names such as the "Home of
the Human love”, the "Compassion home” ... have been handed over to the poor
and disadvantaged households in the province. They have not only brought joy to
the poor households having difficulty getting shelters, during Tan Suu spring,
the provincial Red Cross and the donors have visited and handed nearly 26,000
sets of gifts, totaling over 11, 3 billion VND. Handing over the houses has
also been integrated with giving breeding cows, donating clothes, books,
necessities and so on, making the activity more meaningful.
To have resources for the
implementation, the Red Cross of all levels have actively been mobilizing the
organizations, the businesses, the philanthropists inside and outside the area.
From the mobilized resources, the Red Cross have reviewed and selected the
really difficult households to help. In order to help the movement of building
Red Cross houses continue to spread widely, the Red Cross of all levels have
been promoting propaganda, especially targeting the victims of Agent Orange and
the remote and isolated areas.
Mr. Bui Quoc Viet, the
Chairman of the Provincial Red Cross, says: "The supported Red Cross
houses not only help the poor and the less fortunate people to have the stable
accommodation, but they also show the spirit of "the mutual friendship, the
mutual love”, "the leaves protect tattered ones” in the community, implementing
the social security policies in the area. That is a great source of
encouragement in both material and spirit, helping the households alleviate
difficulties, and have faith in life”.
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