Playing a pivotal role in organizing and implementing programs, grassroots youth organizations and associations have proactively surveyed their areas, identified actual needs, advised Party committees and authorities on developing plans, and actively mobilized social resources to organize and implement initiatives in disadvantaged and border areas, with key contents such as: "Sharing with farmers," "Eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses," "For our beloved younger generation," supporting digital transformation, joining hands to build new rural areas and civilized urban areas, protecting the environment, and ensuring social security.
Through this, many practical projects and activities have been implemented, such as: donating essential goods; providing labor support for building and repairing houses for disadvantaged families; transferring production techniques and guiding measures to protect crops and livestock from the cold; establishing youth teams to respond to natural disasters; and constructing youth projects linked to the practical needs of the locality, such as "Lighting up village roads," concreting rural roads, building pedestrian bridges, taking responsibility for self-managed road sections, and sponsoring disadvantaged students.
According to preliminary statistics, from November 2025 to the present, youth union branches and associations at all levels throughout the province have donated over 3,000 gifts to disadvantaged students, poor households, and families entitled to preferential policies; organized more than 200 environmental sanitation sessions; implemented hundreds of youth projects and activities such as building playgrounds for children, the "Lighting up village roads" project, concreting roads, providing free medical examinations and medicine, donating solar-powered light bulbs to poor households; and supporting families in eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses... The total value of these activities reached over 3 billion VND.
According to Hoang Truong An, Secretary of the Chi Lang Commune Youth Union: "Implementing the 'Winter Volunteer Program 2025' and 'Spring Volunteer Program 2026,' I have proactively connected with and directly participated in many activities in the area. Specifically, I have coordinated the donation of 721 gifts to former youth volunteers, victims of Agent Orange, policy beneficiary families, and students in difficult circumstances, with a total value of 166 million VND; built 5 youth projects 'Lighting up village roads' and 3 rural concrete road projects, worth over 35 million VND; participated in and mobilized more than 1,000 Youth Union members and young people to support the elimination of temporary and dilapidated houses, environmental sanitation, tree planting, and voluntary blood donation; and provided career guidance and vocational training to over 1,400 Youth Union members and young people."
Ms. Vi Thi Yen Quynh, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union, affirmed: The "Winter Volunteer Program" and "Spring Volunteer Program" not only bring practical benefits to the community but also serve as an important training ground for Youth Union members and young people to contribute and grow. Through volunteer activities, the Youth Union and its affiliated organizations continue to strengthen solidarity, expand the front for gathering young people, and improve the quality and effectiveness of their activities.
With concrete and practical results, the "Winter Volunteer Program" and "Spring Volunteer Program" continue to affirm the pioneering role and responsibility of Lang Son's youth in participating in socio -economic development, ensuring social welfare, and building an increasingly prosperous, beautiful, and civilized homeland.
Source: https://baolangson.vn/dau-an-xuan-tinh-nguyen-5079106.html
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