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Dong Nai Children's House holds a progress meeting

On the morning of February 2, 2010, Dong Nai Children's House held a five-year progress meeting to honor the individuals and collectives who have made a lot of contributions and obtained outstanding achievements during their work time. Simultaneously, the meeting presented a summation of activities in 2009 and set directions for 2010.

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Mr. Nguyen Tien Dung – Deputy Head of Dong Nai Emulation and Award Board – offers certificates of merit to individuals

    Throughout time, Dong Nai Children’s House has been able to exploit its favorable conditions: a team of officers and staffs who are experienced, well-trained and eager to learn and improve their knowledge and gets support from committees, sectors and a network of Children’s Houses across the province: Dong Nai Children's House, Long Thanh Children’s House, Xuan Loc Children’s House. These Children’s Houses have provided a useful playground for pre-school children and teenagers. The playground goes together with many activities: Mid-Autumn Festival, Children’s Forum, Cultural Family's Day and contests like pre-school children’s singing voice, English, robot, Taekwondo, poem composing, painting and many others. Meaningfully, Dong Nai Children’s House actively takes part in social and charitable activities: making silk blouses for grandmothers, making donations to flood victims, building up Gratitude Fund, and awarding scholarships.

Dong Nai Children's House with its five-year achievements is greatly honored to receive many noble awards: the State President’s First-class Labor Medal, Central Comrades Association’s five-consecutive-year emulation flag, etc. On this occasion, Dong Nai People’s Committee awarded a certificate of merit to one collective and five individuals with outstanding achievements in the patriotic emulation movement the past five years and certificates of merits to two labor collectives with outstanding achievements in 2009.

Reported by N. Le, Translated by Duy Minh

Author: phongvien

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