Young volunteers - the "extended arms" at the grassroots

For nearly two weeks, thousands of volunteers, including youth union members and students from schools in Ho Chi Minh City, have been present in wards, communes, and special zones to assist people in carrying out many essential administrative procedures.

Volunteers also formed a team to “go to the place and provide support at home” for the elderly, the disabled or families who cannot come to the ward’s public administration center by themselves. Many visual materials such as infographics, videos , and manuals have been distributed by young people to residential areas. In addition, “Digital Skills Classes” have also been organized to guide people on how to use computers and smartphones safely.

In the process of the whole country vigorously implementing the 2-level local government model, not only do we need specific policies from the top down, but in reality, we also need “extended arms” from the grassroots. And, among them, young volunteers are the most vivid image of the spirit of dedication and responsibility to the community.

People are guided by staff of the Xuan Hoa Ward Public Administration Service Center (HCMC) to carry out procedures in the digital environment.

Binh Tan Ward Youth Union supports people in filling out paperwork at the Public Administration Service Center

Instructions for people to submit applications online at Nha Be Commune People's Committee

Youth Union members of Khanh Hoi ward visit people's houses to propagate about the new ward and online public administrative procedures

Young people of Binh Thanh ward join hands to clean up and plant trees at administrative centers to serve the people.

Binh Thanh ward youth help local authorities organize archives

In addition to supporting local people, student volunteers in Duc Nhuan ward also learn local working procedures.

Students of the Ho Chi Minh City Academy of Public Administration and Management support cleaning the office in An Nhon ward

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tinh-nguyen-vien-tre-nhung-canh-tay-noi-dai-o-co-so-post803555.html