• Building a generation of young people who are courageous, modern, and compassionate.
  • The youth of the Ca Mau armed forces are at the forefront of the youth movement.
  • Young people in Ca Mau need to promote a pioneering and creative spirit with the "5 proactive approaches".

Captain Nguyen Xuan Bao Anh, Deputy Head of the Youth Committee of the Ca Mau Provincial Police, presents the program's support to the Long Phuoc Childcare Facility.

In the joyful atmosphere of the New Year, the delegation brought 34 gift packages, including rice, noodles, and other essential necessities, to support the facility's kitchen.

In particular, through the connections of the Economic Police Youth Union, philanthropists from Ho Chi Minh City donated 5 new shirts to each child to celebrate Tet. The total cost of the program was nearly 60 million VND.

Each child at the Long Phuoc Children's Home received five new shirts to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year).

The children's joy upon receiving new clothes.

The Long Phuoc Orphanage has been operating since 2006, on land belonging to the Long Phuoc Pagoda. It currently serves as a home for 34 orphaned children of various ages. Thanks to the dedication of the pagoda and the support from various levels of leadership, all the children have been able to attend school, and some are now studying at university.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Khoa (Tan Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City) presents a gift to support the Long Phuoc Childcare Center.

Sharing his thoughts on the significance of this program, Captain Nguyen Trong Nhan, Secretary of the Economic Police Youth Union, said: “‘Warm Tet for Children’ is not just about material things, but also about heartfelt care for disadvantaged children. Besides giving gifts, we also incorporate awareness campaigns about the harmful effects of e-cigarettes and online scams, helping the children gain more knowledge to protect themselves.”

Police officers educate children about the harmful effects of tobacco.

Representing the institution, Venerable Thich Thien Tan, Deputy Director of Long Phuoc Children's Care Center, emotionally shared about the journey of raising the children from their difficult beginnings, and expressed his hope that organizations, associations, and philanthropists will continue to support them so that the children have the opportunity to grow up and become good citizens for society.

Captain Nguyen Trong Nhan, Secretary of the Economic Police Youth Union, presented letters of appreciation to the units that have partnered with the "Warm Tet for Children" program.

Captain Nguyen Xuan Bao Anh, Deputy Head of the Youth Committee of the Provincial Police, emphasized: “This is a key activity in the ‘ Spring Volunteer Campaign 2026 ’. The program not only helps people in difficult circumstances have a warmer Tet holiday but also provides an opportunity for members of the Youth Union of the Provincial Police to demonstrate their pioneering spirit.”

The "Warm Tet for Children" program has brought spring earlier to children in difficult circumstances.

Through these meaningful journeys, the image of police officers "Serving the People" is becoming increasingly familiar and closely associated with the " All People Protect National Security " movement and the spirit of the "Three Best" emulation campaign: "Most Disciplined - Most Loyal - Closest to the People".

Trinh Hai

Source: https://baocamau.vn/tet-am-cho-em-a125159.html