On November 24, information from the Traffic Police Department - Nghe An Provincial Police said that they had just launched the program "Adopted Children of the Trade Union" at Muong Noc Primary School, Muong Noc Commune, Que Phong District.
At the program, the unit sponsored and regularly supported 18 students of Muong Noc Primary School.
These are students from poor households, with especially difficult circumstances, so they really need the cooperation and help of organizations and individuals to support their families in raising, caring for, and creating conditions for them to develop and study.
The leader of the Traffic Police Department - Nghe An Provincial Police said that the "Trade Union Adopted Children" program will be implemented for at least 1 year (from November 2024) with a support level of 500,000 VND/month/child.
In addition, the unit will organize gift giving for children on the occasion of Lunar New Year, Action Month for Children, etc. The funding for the program is donated and supported by the collective leadership, officers and soldiers.
On this occasion, the Traffic Police Department - Nghe An Provincial Police also presented 50 warm blankets and 100 candies to students of Muong Noc Primary School.
Mr. Nguyen Phuong Nam - Principal of Muong Noc Primary School - shared: "The program has provided the school's disadvantaged students with timely and extremely valuable support, helping them to have the conditions to strive to complete their studies well, and at the same time has the meaning of encouragement for all teachers and students of the school, demonstrating the concern and sharing of the Traffic Police force in particular and the People's Public Security force in general for the students in the mountainous areas. On behalf of the teachers and students, I would like to thank the affection, concern and sharing of the officers and soldiers of the Traffic Police Department of Nghe An Provincial Police for the students of the school".
According to teacher Nguyen Phuong Nam, Muong Noc Primary School currently has nearly 500 students, of which 100 are children of poor households, and many students are in difficult circumstances.
