Join hands to build shelters for poor households

The family of Mr. Chang A Thênh in La Phu Kho village, Kim Noi commune is a poor household, especially in difficult circumstances in the commune. The family has many people, their lives mainly depend on fields and fields, so it is very difficult to build a new house. When the State supported, his family was very happy because from now on they will not have to live in a dilapidated, dilapidated house. With support from the dilapidated house elimination project of 60 million VND, the family's own money of 50 million VND, after a period of construction, at the end of 2024, his family had a new, solid and spacious house. This is the motivation for the whole family to focus on working, producing, and rising out of poverty. Mr. Thênh was moved: "Thank you very much to the State for helping my family build this new house, if not for the support, I don't know when we could do it. The house is our dream, with a new house, the family will work hard to do business and develop the economy."

In order to continue helping disadvantaged households, in 2025, Mu Cang Chai district will rebuild and repair 771 houses for poor, near-poor households and meritorious people. Of these, 616 houses will be rebuilt and 147 houses will be repaired with a total cost of more than 41.3 billion VND; eight houses will be built for meritorious people and policy families with a total cost of more than 400 million VND. Lung Cung village, Nam Co commune has 220 households, of which 145 are poor households. Chang A Pao and his wife have been married for 20 years but still live in a seriously degraded house, which has a significant impact on their lives, especially in the cold winter. Through the 2025 assessment, his family will receive 60 million VND in support to rebuild a new house. Mr. Pao happily said: “My family is in difficult circumstances so we cannot afford to build a house. Now we have received 60 million VND in support to rebuild a new house. We are very grateful for the attention and help from the Party and the State”...

Nam Co commune has 1,746 households, of which 965 are poor households, accounting for more than 55%. In 2025, the commune was assigned to eliminate 109 houses for poor households, of which 103 were new houses and six were repaired. To ensure the elimination of houses for the right households, the commune proactively reviewed carefully and clearly defined responsibilities for the households; in addition, it directed the Party committee members in charge of the villages to directly urge and help households choose suitable materials to build houses to ensure compliance with requirements and time schedule. According to statistics, by early March 2025, the commune had more than 20 houses started construction, of which two were completed.

Chairman of the People's Committee of Che Cu Nha Giang A Ly commune said: The commune has organized a conference and established a steering committee, assigning specific tasks to each cadre directly in charge of each household on the approved list to build houses in 2025. "Three together" cadres - directly go to the households to grasp the thoughts and aspirations of the people in the process of rebuilding new houses; know the source of funding, how many workers are needed, build wooden houses or brick houses... so that the commune can have solutions to implement. Currently, in the commune, 25/48 households supported to build houses have started construction, two houses have been completed, helping people have new houses to stabilize their lives and focus on economic development.

It is known that Yen Bai province still has more than 2,200 households living in temporary and dilapidated houses. In the coming time, the province will support all these households to repair and rebuild their houses, with a support level of 60 million VND to build new houses and 30 million VND for each repaired house. Chairman of Yen Bai Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Tuan Anh said: Currently, localities have simultaneously implemented the province's policy on eliminating temporary houses. Up to now, the province has basically arranged enough capital to complete the task of eliminating temporary and dilapidated houses before August 2025. Some localities will be determined to complete it in April 2025, because Yen Bai's characteristics make it difficult to implement during the rainy and flood months, especially in the highland districts of Tram Tau and Mu Cang Chai.

With the drastic participation of local authorities, the joint efforts of philanthropists and people, up to now, Yen Bai has 626/2,208 houses that have been renovated and repaired, of which 31 houses have been completed. From the positive results achieved, Yen Bai aims to complete the elimination of all dilapidated and temporary houses before August 30, contributing to bringing a better life to the people.

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