• Removing difficulties and speeding up the removal of temporary housing
  • Strive to complete the temporary housing elimination program soon
  • Ca Mau City completes removal of temporary houses

The district Youth Union and Youth Union established 11 youth volunteer teams (YVs) with more than 170 union members and young people (YVs) to support and help households with special difficult circumstances and single-parent households.

Mr. Tran Chi Linh, Secretary of Thanh Phu Commune Youth Union, said: “The Youth Union team coordinated with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the commune to find out about households that benefited from the temporary and dilapidated house removal program and are in need of dismantling their old houses or leveling the foundations of their houses to prepare for the construction of new ones. Accordingly, the team contacted the household owners and arranged for youth to participate in providing support.”

Thanh Phu Commune Youth Union is ready to support and help families with heavy work.

Thanh Phu Commune Youth Union is ready to support and help families with heavy work.

Mrs. Ngo Thi Sen's household in Phan Thanh hamlet, Thanh Phu commune, is a poor household that benefits from housing under the Program, but due to her single-family circumstances, she cannot transport soil from the shrimp pond to level the house foundation. The commune's Youth Union mobilized more than 10 members of the Youth Union and local militia to support. With the spirit of youth volunteerism, they were not afraid of difficulties and hardships, overcoming the harsh sun of the dry season. After more than 3 hours, they pushed more than 100 carts of soil, leveling the house foundation with an area of ​​40 m2, helping the family save on rental costs.

Ms. Sen shared: “When the local government announced that my family would be supported to build a house under the Program, I was very happy, but also worried that my family was single and did not know how to transport soil to level the house foundation. Fortunately, the Youth Union members came to help push the soil. They worked very enthusiastically, like family members, and the house foundation was quickly leveled, helping to speed up the house construction progress compared to the plan.”

The Youth Union and youth of Phu Hung commune also have a creative way of doing things, which is that besides establishing a Youth Union team to support and help households with heavy work, they also established a team to build houses for poor and near-poor households under the Program. Mr. Ho Quoc Trong, Secretary of the Commune Youth Union, shared: “Currently, it is the dry season, the demand for construction of civil works in rural areas is very high, so hiring workers to build houses for poor and near-poor households under the Program is very difficult. Accordingly, the Commune Youth Union mobilized young union members in the commune who have construction skills to establish a team of young people to build houses. Initially, the Commune Youth Union took on the construction of one house. Through monitoring, it was found that the skills of the youth team to build houses were quite good, ensuring the design and aesthetics, the Commune Youth Union continued to assign this team to take on 6 more houses. Up to now, 4 houses have been completed and put into use, the remaining houses are in the finishing stage, expected to be completed by April 25.”

The youth team building houses in Phu Hung commune worked with a sense of urgency.

The youth team building houses in Phu Hung commune worked with a sense of urgency.

Mrs. Ngo Thi Ne's household in Tan Anh hamlet, Phu Hung commune is a poor household with extremely difficult circumstances. Her children work far away and cannot return home to support the family. At home, there are only the elderly couple. Mrs. Ne is 75 years old and her husband is bedridden. In response to the family's situation, the Phu Hung commune Youth Housing Construction Team has taken on the task of leveling the ground and carrying out the construction. After nearly 10 days of construction, the family's semi-basic house has completed more than 90% of the work and is ready to be handed over and put into use before April 30.

Mrs. Ne confided: “I am happy to receive help from the Youth Union. Thank you to the local government and young people for your support.”

With the spirit of volunteerism, the Youth Union and youth of Cai Nuoc district contributed nearly 500 working days to level the foundations and support the construction of nearly 30 houses for poor and near-poor households under the Program. Thereby, contributing to the Party Committee and the government to speed up the progress of housing construction for poor and near-poor households according to the set plan./.

Huynh Viet

Source: https://baocamau.vn/xung-kich-tinh-nguyen-giup-dan-xoa-nha-tam-a38503.html