Chieng Coi ward Youth Union launches Green March campaign

The Chieng Coi ward Youth Union, in coordination with the ward police force, launched the Green March 2026 campaign on June 22.

The Green March 2026 campaign is launched in Dau hamlet, Chieng Coi ward.

Immediately following the launch ceremony, nearly 30 youth union members, young volunteers, police officers, and soldiers joined efforts to help disadvantaged households, elderly people living alone, and persons with disabilities in Dau hamlet harvest their rice crop.

 

A large number of youth union members and young volunteers take part in the rice harvest.

 

Youth union members and young volunteers help local residents thresh rice during the campaign.

 The campaign will run through August and feature a range of practical community-support activities, including assistance with citizen identification card procedures, guidance on installing and using the VNeID digital identification application, and support in accessing online public services.

Other activities include enhancing digital skills for young people and local residents; carrying out social welfare and gratitude programmes for policy beneficiaries and veterans; supporting disadvantaged students; mobilising resources to eliminate temporary and dilapidated housing for poor households and policy beneficiaries; conducting legal awareness and education activities; providing training in fire prevention, firefighting, rescue, and emergency response skills; and offering career guidance and employment support for discharged military personnel.

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