To give children the opportunity to experience and develop their own abilities

On January 20, in Nam Dinh province, the Central Council of the Young Pioneers directed the Center for Support and Development of Vietnamese Children to coordinate with the International Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (IDP) - Kun Brand to organize the festival "Vietnamese Children - Study well, practice hard" and the program "Spring sharing - Tet of love".

Attending were Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the Youth Union, Chairman of the Central Council of Young Pioneers Nguyen Pham Duy Trang.

The program is aneducational and experiential activity for team members, teenagers and children of primary schools across the country with 6 groups of training content: Competing to study well, exercising healthily, protecting the environment, reading books every day, sharing love and practicing skills.

Vice President of the Central Council of the Young Pioneers Le Anh Quan said that the program hopes to bring children a useful playground, with many opportunities to experience and develop their own abilities; create an environment for them to do many good and useful things anytime, anywhere, forming a continuous daily habit; at the same time, apply technology to experiential and recreational activities for children; integrate the implementation of the preparatory program for team members, training team members on the "Do Good Deeds" application to facilitate children to have fun, practice, and experience reality with the motto "Learn while playing, play while learning".

As part of a series of activities to care for and support children and young people on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2024 of the Central Youth Union, at the festival, there were experiential activities for children: Banh Chung wrapping festival, folk games, "Small plan" market...

At the same time, the Organizing Committee awarded 20 scholarships, each worth 1 million VND, and 50 Tet gifts, each worth 500,000 VND to children. In addition, more than 1,000 children participating in the program were also given gifts.

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