Da Nang youth share love, bringing a warm Tet to the highlands
Da Nang - More than 90 volunteers have arrived in Ben Hien commune to deploy a volunteer campaign, bringing many practical activities to support people in mountainous areas.
In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year, more than 90 volunteers from the Food Technology Club, University of Science and Technology - Da Nang University were present in Ben Hien commune, Da Nang city to deploy the volunteer campaign "Spring Full 9".
The program brings many meaningful activities, contributing to supporting people in remote areas who are still facing many difficulties to celebrate a warmer Tet.
This is an annual charity activity of the club, aimed at connecting love, sharing and contributing to bringing a warmer spring to local people.
Throughout the campaign, volunteers deployed many practical projects and tasks such as renovating and painting the village cultural house grounds; reinforcing and rebuilding degraded steps; repairing some houses of households in difficult circumstances.
In addition, the community kitchen area has also been completed, making the common living space more spacious and convenient.
Not only focusing on civil works, young people also organize many community-oriented activities such as art exchange nights, "0-dong" booths, seminars, and giving gifts to poor households and students overcoming difficulties.
Many practical gifts have been sent to elderly lonely people and young children, and at the same time brought fun and useful playgrounds for local children during Tet and spring.
The joy and excitement of people when receiving meaningful gifts has contributed to making the spring atmosphere in the highlands warmer. The gifts, although not of great material value, contain the care and sharing of youth, helping many families have more conditions to celebrate Tet more fully.
Mr. A Lang Ru, Secretary of the Youth Union of Ben Hien commune, said that the enthusiastic participation of union members and youth has brought a bustling atmosphere to the locality in the days leading up to Tet.
According to Mr. Ru, the projects implemented by the delegation not only contribute to improving facilities but also have great spiritual significance, adding faith and motivation for local people to rise up in life.
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