The association of the elderly of Hang Tram town continues to be one of the leading units in the emulation movement "The Old age – the Bright example” in Yen Thuy district in 2023. It has made efforts to promote its core role in building a strong association organisation in the locality.
Elderly people in Tan Binh street, Hang Tram
town (Yen Thuy district,) actively join the physical exercise movement,
contributing to implementing the emulation movement "the old age –
the bright example” in the locality.
Every morning, the playground at the communal
house in Tan Binh residential area bustles with people exercising, most of them
the elderly. The movement of practicing exercise has created habits for the
local elderly, helping them improve their health. Along with this, cultural and
art movements are also maintained regularly among old people in the locality.
The associationof theelderlyof
Tan Binh residential area comprises 108 members with five groups. In response
to the emulation movement "The old age – the bright example”, the
organisation actively collaborates with the Management Board of the street and
various organisations to enhance popularisation activities and mobilise the
people and its members to abide by policies and laws of the Party and State.
Members of the organisaion have been pioneers
and exemplary participants in emulation movements and campaigns, especially the
campaign " All people unitetobuild new rural
areasandcivilised cities”.
Implementing the work of caring for and
promoting the role of the elderly, the association has implemented timely
provisions and policies for its members. It has coordinated with the communal
health station to provide periodic initial medical examinations and treatment
for the elderly in the area.
It has paid attention to maintaining activities
of clubs and groups of the elderly with common interests, thus creating useful
playgrounds for the elderly members.
Many members have also actively engaged in
production and economic development activities in the fields of farming, animal
husbandry, and services business, contributing to increasing income and
improving the quality of life for them.
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