Hai Phong Police provide lifelong care for 34 Vietnamese Heroic Mothers
All 34 surviving Vietnamese Heroic Mothers in Hai Phong are being cared for under the ‘Mothers in the hearts of Hai Phong policewomen’ program.
Hai Phong Police held a ceremony on the afternoon of October 20 to mark the 96th founding anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union and Vietnamese Women’s Day (October 20) and to report on the “Mothers in the hearts of Hai Phong policewomen” program.
As directed by the Director of the Hai Phong Police, the program is providing care and support for all 34 surviving Vietnamese Heroic Mothers in the city.
Women’s Union branches within the City Police coordinate with police units and local authorities to regularly visit, care for and encourage the mothers. They also mobilize support of at least VND 1 million per mother per month as a recommended minimum, providing timely assistance when the mothers fall ill or face difficulties.
Speaking at the conference, Major General Bui Quang Binh, Member of the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee and Director of the City Police, called for the mothers to receive thoughtful, regular and practical care tailored to each individual’s needs. He also emphasized promoting the role of the Women’s Union and mobilizing the entire police force to participate, while linking tribute activities with education on revolutionary traditions.
The police director acknowledged the contributions of female officers and personnel and called on Women’s Union branches at all levels to renew their activities and link emulation movements with political duties, public mobilization and social welfare.
Each officer and union member should actively pursue further education, improve professional qualifications, master technology and digital transformation, and uphold a strong sense of responsibility and compassion, contributing to the development of a regular, elite and modern Hai Phong police force that stays close to the people and serves them.
Hai Phong News