In response to the 2012 provincial Week for Young Workers, Di An town’s Youth Union has just teamed up with the town’s Women’s Union and An Binh ward’s Steering Board for the 2012 Week for Young Workers to organize a festive day for more than 500 young workers from companies inside and outside town-based industrial parks.

Accordingly, Thuan An town youth union held activities including vocational training, health check-up and consultancy, folk game and so on. At the week, 3 poor young workers enjoyed supports from the Sponsor Fund for alien young workers.

Phu Giao district has 12 minority ethnic groups with 664 households of 2,874 residents. Of these, Khmer ethnic group has accounted for the majority of total local minority ethnic groups with 244 households at An Binh commune, followed by San Chi ethnic group with about 50 families at Tan Lap commune… Thanks to investment and assistance from the State, minority ethnic people’s life in the district has been changed. Along with economic development, improvement of cultural identity has been considered as an urgent task.

Nguyen Duc Hinh, President of the Hanoi Medical University (HMU), said the conference was initiated by France and the Greater Mekong Sub-region countries.

The material and spiritual lives of blind people across the province have been improved as a result of the job creation and hunger eradication-poverty reduction program implemented by provincial Association for the Blind over the past five years.

According to the organizing board, the contest will have many prizes including a 1st prize worth VND500,000, 2 2nd ones each worth VND300,000, 3 3rd ones each worth VND200,000 and 4 consolation ones each worth VND100,000.

Thanks to effective investments in air inspection system and ventilation system, the company brings clear ambience for plants. In addition, the company obeys requirements of environmental protection and waste management recognized as a green book business in 2011.

Dau Tieng Rubber Company yesterday held a ceremony of rubber latex collection and contest for good workers. At the ceremony, 11 plantations registered to excel 2012’s tasks and pledged to keep the title of “armed force hero” and “labor hero in renewal period”.

Y’s parents separated when he was 7 years old. His mother caught a heart disease, so he and his brother could not afford to pursue study in the same time. Y has thenceforth lived in Phap Hanh Temple. Till March, 2012, Y asked for returning home to take care of his mother and his brother quitted school, owing to difficult circumstance.

In April, provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism implemented many models and projects for communes, wards and townships across the province, including those of “Prevention on family violence”, “Educating morality and lifestyle in Vietnamese families”, “Consolidating cultural families in the national industrialization and modernization period”.

A ceremony to open Tan Uyen district’s 4th Week for Young Workers was organized in Khanh Binh commune on the evening of May 6.

Provincial Businesswomen’s Club has just donated three houses of compassion worth VND30mln each to needy people, Bui Thi Phuong, Ly The Hong and Ho Thanh Khoa in Tan Uyen district’s Tan Phuoc Khanh township and Thanh Hoi commune.

On the final days of historic April, provincial Steering Board of the Day for the Poor actively called for enterprises, organizations and individuals to share efforts with the local authorities in caring for poor people, especially social policy beneficiaries.

Besides, the library received and transferred 127 entries of the “15 years of re-establishment and development of Binh Duong province” contest and completed a VND43mil warehouse.