EVNHCMC Youth Union: Numerous activities in response to the 18th Spring Volunteer Program
01:53, 21/01/2026
Through these activities, the Youth Union has played a connecting role, contributing to spreading the image of responsible and compassionate electricity workers in Ho Chi Minh City; affirming the pioneering and proactive spirit of the youth of Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVNHCMC) in social activities.
Recently, the Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVNHCMC), together with units from the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union's Workers' Group, participated in the "Spring at the Border Guard Station - Warming the Hearts of the Local People" program in Thanh An island commune, contributing to caring for the lives of border guards and people in difficult circumstances during Tet (Lunar New Year). The program presented 60 Tet gifts to officers and soldiers of the Thanh An Border Guard Station, policy beneficiary families, households, and children in difficult circumstances in the island commune. The total cost of the program was VND 36 million, contributed by units within the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union's Workers' Group, including EVNHCMC.
Mr. Phan Hoang Nhan – Secretary of EVNHCMC Youth Union (second from left) along with representatives from various units presenting symbolic gifts to Thanh An Border Guard Station and Thanh An Commune Youth Union.
Thanh An Power Company’s Youth Union organized a social welfare program at the Tu Tam Shelter in Binh Hoa Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. The program distributed gifts and essential supplies worth a total of VND 40 million to disadvantaged and disabled children being cared for at the Tu Tam Shelter. Funding for this activity came from a joint plan signed with several Youth Union branches under the EVNHCMC Youth Union and contributions from benefactors.
Thanh An Power Company’s Youth member directly installing solar-powered lights in common area of Tu Tam shelter.
In addition, the Company's Youth Union also directly implemented the installation of two 300W solar-powered lights at a cost of VND 5 million in the common area of the orphanage, ensuring safety for the children's activities and playtime in the evening, while also spreading the message of using clean, energy-saving, and efficient energy.
As part of the activities in response to the 18th Spring Volunteer Campaign, the Youth Union of Tan Thuan Power Company also launched a youth project to install 10 solar-powered streetlights at the Memorial Temple of Heroes and Martyrs of the Rung Sac War Zone in Can Gio commune.
These activities demonstrate the pioneering role of EVNHCMC's youth in upholding the tradition of "When drink water, remember its source," and using their expertise to serve the community.
Translator: Mạnh Hùng
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