Ho Chi Minh City Police Trade Union supports union members to borrow capital to create housing

According to the Ho Chi Minh City Police Trade Union (People's Police Trade Union), this signed program is built on the foundation of the coordination process that has been continuously implemented over the past 9 years between the Ho Chi Minh City Police Trade Union and the Ho Chi Minh City Housing Development Fund.

Over the past time, the two units have coordinated to implement support policies with a total capital of more than 300 billion VND, creating conditions for many officers and soldiers to access capital to create housing, including the need for social housing, contributing to stabilizing life, peace of mind in work and successfully completing assigned tasks.

Through practical implementation, the program has become one of the practical activities in caring for life and supporting housing for officers and soldiers of Ho Chi Minh City Police. This is not only financial resource support but also shows the companionship and responsibility of agencies and units in caring for the essential and legitimate needs of union members, officers and soldiers.

The Trade Union of Ho Chi Minh City Police said that after the process of arranging, consolidating the organization and implementing changes related to boundaries and management models, the re-signing of the coordination program is a necessary step to improve the legal basis, clearly establish responsibilities and coordination mechanisms between parties in the new period; and at the same time create a foundation to continue to maintain and improve the effectiveness of policies to support officers and soldiers in accessing capital to create housing.

Based on the results achieved in the past 9 years, the two units continue to aim to expand opportunities to access housing support policies, contributing to helping union members, officials, and soldiers gradually stabilize their accommodation, reduce housing pressure and feel secure in their work, combat, and serving the people.

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