Specifically, in this round, Yen Thanh Commune provided support for the construction of 11 Great Solidarity Houses. Of these, nine households received VND 40 million each from the commune’s “For the poor” fund, while one household received VND 5 million from the fund. At the same time, the Yen Thanh Commune Fellow Countrymen Association in southern provinces provided VND 60 million to build a house for a poor household facing particularly difficult circumstances.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Yen Thanh Commune, Nghe An province, presented funding to support the construction of 11 Great Solidarity Houses for poor and near-poor households facing particularly difficult housing conditions. (Photo: yenthanh.nghean.gov.vn)

The construction of Great Solidarity Houses not only helps households secure stable accommodation and improve their living conditions, but also provides motivation for families to focus on their livelihoods, develop their household economies, and gradually escape poverty.

The support for the construction of Great Solidarity Houses through the “For the poor” fund is a deeply meaningful humanitarian initiative, demonstrating the attention paid by the Party committee, local authorities, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the commune, as well as organizations, individuals and benefactors, to social welfare.

It also serves as evidence of the spirit of solidarity and mutual support, contributing to the effective implementation of the sustainable poverty reduction program and the goal of “leaving no one behind,” while helping build Yen Thanh Commune into an increasingly developed, civilized and compassionate community.

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