Members of the Ministry’s Youth Union offer incense in remembrance of heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for national independence and freedom

As part of the “Flowers for the Graves” tribute program, delegates and Youth Union members offered incense at the Memorial Site of Party General Secretary Tran Phu, the Dong Loc T-Junction Historical Site and the Martyrs’ Temple in Loc Ha commune, paying tribute to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. 

The delegation also held a gathering and presented gifts to disadvantaged students who have overcome difficulties in Loc Ha commune. During the event, the Ministry’s Youth Union donated 10 computer sets, three bookcases, a 65-inch television, 10 sets of maps of Vietnam and 50 packages of free medicine to Loc Ha Primary School, along with 11 scholarships under the “Youth Union-Sponsored Children” program. These donations contributed to improving educational facilities and learning and working conditions, while demonstrating the spirit of solidarity and social responsibility of the Ministry’s young members towards the community.

Gifts presented in Loc Ha commune, Ha Tinh province

As part of the campaign, the delegation carried out several other practical activities. These included donating six computer sets to six villages in the commune to support digital transformation at the grassroots level, improve administrative efficiency and enhance services for local residents.

The delegation also broke ground on a Great Solidarity House worth VND 50 million to mark the 70^th anniversary of the Traditional Day of the Vietnam Youth Federation (October 15, 1956–2026). The house will provide housing support for the family of Nguyen Xuan Nam, a near-poor household facing difficult circumstances, helping them stabilize their living conditions.

In addition, Youth Union members planted crape myrtle trees along a youth-led tree-lined road project, contributing to a greener, cleaner and more attractive environment, raising awareness of environmental protection and supporting new-style rural development.

The delegation also donated two water purifiers and a television to a local kindergarten and the standing militia squad, helping improve their living, learning and working conditions.

The delegation presents gifts in Son Kim 1 border commune, Ha Tinh province

To conclude the series of activities, the delegation visited and presented gifts to the family of Le Thi Nhi, a member of the Former Youth Volunteers Association in Xuan Phuong village. The gifts and sincere support extended by the participating organizations reflected their appreciation and sense of responsibility towards those who have made significant contributions to the revolutionary cause, upholding the Vietnamese traditions of “When drinking water, remember its source” and “Repaying debts of gratitude.”

The delegation visits and presents gifts to the family of Le Thi Nhi, a member of the Former Youth Volunteers Association in Xuan Phuong village

The series of activities not only delivered practical community projects and improved local learning and working conditions but also demonstrated the close cooperation and shared commitment of the participating organizations to social welfare and improving people’s livelihoods. The activities further inspired enthusiasm among young people and reaffirmed the pioneering role and volunteer spirit of the Ministry of Ethnic and Religious Affairs’ youth in serving the community.