Ho Chi Minh City Hair & Beauty Industry Association organizes many meaningful activities

(Dan Sinh) - The Ho Chi Minh City Hair & Beauty Industry Association continues to organize charity activities such as: Building charity homes, organizing weddings for the disabled, haircuts, free vocational training, supporting natural disasters, epidemics, helping people in difficult circumstances.

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The Ho Chi Minh City Hair & Beauty Association is a voluntary social-professional organization established by the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee to support individuals, organizations, and businesses operating in the field of hair and beauty services, and at the same time act as a bridge to transmit and respond to information between state management agencies and individuals, organizations, and businesses operating in this field to create understanding and consensus towards a common goal.

Association organizes weddings for people with disabilities.

The Association currently has more than 1,300 members who are Salon - Spa owners, stylists and beauty industry experts across the country. Over the past time, the Association has carried out many diverse and meaningful activities, such as being a bridge between organizations and individuals in the industry; training and honoring stylists and beauty experts; protecting the legitimate rights and interests of members, contributing to the development of the Vietnamese beauty industry.

Along with that are traditional activities such as ancestor worship ceremonies, gratitude to teachers, charity activities such as building charity homes, organizing weddings for the disabled, haircuts, free vocational training, disaster relief, epidemics, and helping people in difficult circumstances.

The association organized a free haircut program in Ben Tre. — The association organized a free haircut program in Ben Tre .

In addition, during the second term, the Association also continuously improved the quality of services and products in the beauty industry, by updating the latest knowledge and skills in the industry, organizing professional competitions, seminars to update hair and beauty trends, and cooperating with vocational schools and beauty organizations at home and abroad such as Japan and Korea.

“In the second term, the Association will carry out support programs and connect all organizations and individuals operating in the hair and beauty industry in Vietnam towards a motto of health, beauty, safety, creating more jobs for workers and moving towards meaningful and practical community activities,” emphasized Ms. Cao Thi Hong Lam, President of the Association.

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