On March 6, the Dak Nong Provincial Border Guard Command (BDBP) held a meeting with female cadres and members on the occasion of the 115th Anniversary of International Women's Day (March 8) and the 1985 Anniversary of the Doi Ba Trung Rising.
At the meeting, the Women's Union of Dak Nong Provincial Border Guard reported on movement activities such as: Effectively maintaining models of "Safening pigs and saving land"; "Green House"; "Accompanying border women".
The above model helps many families of women in border areas receive financial support, their children develop the economy, eliminate hunger, and reduce poverty.
In particular, the Dak Nong Border Guard Women's Union also implements the "Sister-in-law" Program. The program aims to support, care for, and nurture children orphaned by the Covid-19 pandemic or other causes.
After more than 1 year of implementation, the program has been effective, creating a widespread spread. This is a source of encouragement, creating confidence for orphans in the border area to confidently step forward in the future.
At the meeting, leaders of the Dak Nong Provincial Border Guard Command sent their best wishes to members of the Provincial Border Guard Women's Union.
The leaders of the Provincial Border Guard Command also acknowledged and commended the achievements of the members in the past time; at the same time, they hoped that the cadres and members would continue to unite and excellently complete all tasks; be good at state affairs, take care of housework...
