Handing over 25 Great Solidarity houses to households in difficult circumstances in Vinh Long
Vinh Long - 25 Great Solidarity houses have just been handed over to poor and near-poor households facing housing difficulties in Tra Con commune, contributing to helping families stabilize their lives.
On September 24, in Tra Con commune, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Vinh Long province coordinated with Petrolimex Vinh Long Co., Ltd. and local authorities to hand over 25 Great Solidarity houses to poor and near-poor households in difficult housing circumstances in the commune.
Attending the program were Ms. Nguyen Tuan Thanh - Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Vinh Long province; Mr. Le Ngoc Phuong - Deputy Director of Petrolimex Vinh Long Co., Ltd., along with representatives of local authorities and supported families.
25 houses handed over in Tra Con commune are among a total of 50 Great Solidarity houses supported by Petrolimex Vinh Long Co., Ltd. through the Fund for the Poor of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Vinh Long province.
Each house has a minimum construction area of 32m2, ensuring the "3 solid" criteria, including solid foundation, solid frame - columns and solid roof. Houses have reinforced concrete frames and columns; walls are completely built and paved; floor is tiled, roof is corrugated iron and auxiliary works are closed.
Started on June 20, 2026, so far 25 houses have completed 100% of the volume, ensuring quality and put into use. Each house is supported with 60 million VND, the total cost of construction support for 25 houses is 1.5 billion VND.
In addition to support sources, households also contribute from 20 - 40 million VND to invest more and complete houses that are more spacious and complete, suitable for the living needs of each family.
Speaking at the handover ceremony, Mr. Le Ngoc Phuong - Deputy Director of Petrolimex Vinh Long Co., Ltd. congratulated the families on having new homes, and affirmed that the company always emphasizes community responsibility and social security.
According to Mr. Le Ngoc Phuong, a solid home helps families feel secure in working, developing the economy, and overcoming difficulties to rise up. He hopes that households will continue to actively produce, take care of their children, and build a prosperous and happy life.
The handover of 25 Great Solidarity houses in Tra Con commune contributes to taking care of social security, helping poor and near-poor households stabilize their housing, feel secure in working and producing, improve their lives, and gradually rise out of sustainable poverty.
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