In celebration of the successful 14th National Party Congress, youth across the province have rolled out a wide range of practical and meaningful activities, bringing into play the pioneering and voluntary spirit of young people in contributing to socio-economic development and community social welfare.

At the provincial level, the Provincial Youth Union and the Viet Nam Youth Federation organised the 2026 Spring Volunteer Campaign, the programme “Spreading the journey -Healthy luck for every home”, as well as an exchange with content creator Dinh Vo Hoai Phuong (Khoai Lang Thang YouTube channel). Medical check-ups, health consultations, and guidance on nutrition and personal hygiene were provided, along with the presentation of 500 gift packages to disadvantaged residents, children, policy beneficiary families, and poor and near-poor households in Tuy Hoa ward. Gifts were also delivered to paediatric patients receiving treatment at the Dak Lak Obstetrics and Paediatrics Hospital, helping to encourage and support both the children and their families.

Medical check-ups for residents of Tuy Hoa ward.

At grassroots level, Youth Union and Youth Federation chapters have simultaneously rolled out activities tailored to local conditions. Notably, Tan Tien commune Youth Union organised the “Ring the golden bell” contest under the theme “Proud of tradition – confident towards the future”, creating a healthy intellectual playground for Youth Union members, young people and students to gain deeper insights into the history of the Communist Party of Viet Nam, the achievements of the Vietnamese revolution, and the significance and outcomes of the 14th National Party Congress.

Meanwhile, Tuy An Tay commune Youth Union launched a “Green Sunday” campaign, mobilising volunteers to clean up the environment and improve the landscape at the nationally recognised Go Thi Thung Tunnel historical site, contributing to environmental protection, preservation and promotion of local historical and cultural values.

Cuor Dang commune Youth Union with the Cu M’gar Power Management Team repairing electrical systems for poor households in Gram B village.

In addition, Cuor Dang commune Youth Union coordinated with the Cu M’gar Power Management Team to inspect and repair electrical systems for 20 poor households in Gram B village, ensuring electrical safety ahead of the Lunar New Year Binh Ngo 2026.

Alongside these activities, Youth Union and Youth Federation chapters at grassroots have also simultaneously implemented the Winter Volunteer - Spring Volunteer programmes, delivering a series of meaningful initiatives such as medical check-ups and medicine distribution; gift-giving and warm blankets for disadvantaged households and policy beneficiary families; scholarships for children; visits and gift presentations to border guard stations; and communication activities promoting traditional Tet cultural values. These efforts have contributed to fostering a healthy lifestyle and a civilised way of life within the community.

Translated by KHUONG THAO