Dong Nai Provincial Center for Youth and Children Activities concludes summer program and presents gifts to children

On the morning of August 17, the Dong Nai Provincial Center for Youth and Children Activities held the closing ceremony of 2025 summer activities and presented scholarships and gifts to children.

The summer of 2025 took place in the context of administrative unit rearrangement. However, under the direction of the Dong Nai Provincial Youth Union and the efforts of cadres and teachers, summer activities at the center were effectively maintained, offering children a safe and rewarding summer.

Over the three summer months, the center organized more than 20 aptitude- fostering classes in culture, music, physical education, and sports, with the participation of over 400 children. Notably, this year marked the first time the center introduced an AI class for youth and children. In addition, two “Military Semester” programs were successfully held, attracting 233 participants.

Bui Xuan Dung, Director of the Dong Nai Provincial Center for Youth and Children Activities (far right), presents a symbolic gift plaque to the Tan Loi Commune Youth Union. Photo: Hong Phuong

Truong Hai Thi, Director of the Dong Nai Provincial Children’s House, presents scholarships to disadvantaged students with outstanding academic performance at Tien Thanh Secondary School (Dong Xoai Ward). Photo: Hong Phuong

At the ceremony, the Dong Nai Provincial Children’s House awarded 10 scholarships to disadvantaged students with outstanding academic performance at Tien Thanh Secondary School (Dong Xoai Ward). The center also presented 30 boxes of milk and 30 boxes of nutritional products to children in Tan Loi commune. The Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Union awarded Certificates of Merit to seven teachers for their outstanding achievements in teaching summer talent classes in 2025.

Representatives of the Dong Nai Provincial Youth Union present awards to outstanding teachers for their teaching during 2025 summer. Photo: Hong Phuong

On this occasion, 25 outstanding students from the aptitude-fostering classes and 9 trainees of the AI class also received certificates and awards from the center and its partner units.

Outstanding students receive certificates and awards from the center and its partner units. Photo: Hong Phuong

Entering the 2025–2026 academic year, the Dong Nai Provincial Center for Youth and Children Activities announced that it will continue expanding aptitude-fostering classes, life skills courses, and foreign language programs, contributing to the comprehensive development of young generations to meet the requirements of the new period.

By Hong Phuong - Ngoc Thao
Translated by Dang Huyen - Thu Ha