The Binh Dinh Youth Union in coordination with the Committee of the provincial Vietnam Women’s Union on June 10 held the launch for the Youth Volunteer Campaign for Summer 2007 at the Hoai An district’s Culture-Information-Sport center. 3,000 members of Hoai An district’s Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCYU) attended the launch.
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| The secretary of the provincial Youth Union Pham Vinh Thai beats the drum at the launch for 2007 summer Youth Volunteer Campaign. Photo Nguyen Suong |
In this year the Standing Board of the provincial Youth Union and the Committee of Vietnam Women’s Union have continued developing and adding many creative ideas in building contents, forms and the conduction of the campaign such as the encouragement of students of the provincial schools, universities and colleges to join in volunteer activities at localities, the establishment of voluntary groups according to their majors, the attraction of highly-qualified members of HCYU to help the people at remote and isolated areas, and the wide launch of the campaign “Help orphans and homeless children”
Speaking at the launch, member of the Standing Board of the provincial Committee of the Party-cum-head of Public Relations Board of the provincial Committee of the Party, Ho Van Phuc suggested that the Youth Union and Association of all levels need to help members of HCYU and young people to study, build and fully beware of the action plan according to the Resolution of the 11th provincial Youth Union Congress. This needs to be closely linked with the conduction of the campaign “the Youth follow the Uncle Ho’s teachings” and the socio-economic development at localities, especially urgent matters in the society. Simultaneously, through the campaign, typical examples and excellent members of HCYU have to be realized to be admitted to the Party.
After the launch, the provincial Youth Union started a class on computing for 30 members of Hoai An district’s HCYU. Hoai An district’s HCYU also held many activities afterwards.
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Reported by Nguyen Suong
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Compiled by Hong Quang | 
