June 29, delegation congress of Di An Town Youth League for the term of 2012-2017 shall officially be kicked off. Looking back to the past tenure, the youths in Di An Town has confirmed their voluntary forces in emulation movements of learning and following Ho Chi Minh moral examples by talent and devotion. The youths in Di An Town are engaged in activities of learning and creativity The youths of Di An Town are engaged in learning and training through rennovating programs of “diary of learning and following Ho Chi Minh moral examples”, “golden book of following Ho Chi Minh teachings”, “families learning and following Ho Chi Minh moral examples”, etc. to depict moral training courses and the stories about Uncle Ho from which they drew out lessons for themselves for meaningful actions. The teachings are usually analyzed by members before applying into 512 specific work.The sub-league of Environment and Natural Resources Office have excelled in story telling about Uncle Ho for the listeners to follow in real life. Mr. Tran Quoc Dat, Deputy Secretary of the sub-league shared that the unit stayed focused on behavior and communication. By learning and following Ho Chi Minh moral examples, each member should express themselves as a model in terms of saving materials for work.Currently, Di An Town has about 287,345 family members, over 33% of who are at adolescence age and of high awareness of culture and politics. They are the major force of voluntary actions in a bid of contribution to socio-economic development and sustaining national defense and security through movements.Besides, Di An Town Youth League also promotes vocational programs for the youths. In 5 years, hundreds of youths have been introduced with jobs. The grassroots have also promoted establishment of cooperative clubs to support youths in poverty to overcome hardship.Talking to us, Mrs. Nguyen Thi My Hanh, Secretary of Di An Town Youth League affirmed that the achievements have been appreciable. For the time to come, the youths in Di An Town shall concentrate on promoting voluntary roles for the community.Reported by Kim Ha – Translated by Vi Bao