Summary of the 2009 summer volunteer program: 13 groups and 77 individuals received awards at various levels.

The closing ceremony for the 2009 summer volunteer activities of the Youth Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities took place on November 13, 2009.

The school's Youth Union's summary report affirmed the great success of the 2009 summer volunteer program and assessed: "The results achieved by the school's youth have contributed to the youth and student movement in the capital city in particular, and the whole country in general, in the economic and social development of the nation."

The 2009 Summer Volunteer Team of the University's Youth Union launched on July 15, 2009, with 508 students participating in 13 volunteer models, operating in 8 provinces and cities. With many creative models linked to the specific professional characteristics of each unit, the volunteer activities focused on the following main areas:

- Participating in local educational activities: organizing cultural and foreign language classes; donating textbooks, notebooks, and school supplies.

- Participating in local economic development: disseminating techniques for planting, caring for, and protecting forests, livestock farming techniques, and improving the condition of degraded land.

- Participating in building the local cultural and social environment: disseminating information on laws, traffic safety, environmental protection, providing health care counseling for adolescents and women, sharing knowledge on childcare and nurturing, family planning, etc.

- Participate in cultural and sports activities, build and strengthen strong Youth Union and Association organizations: organize cultural activities, sports competitions, summer activities for teenagers, and provide professional skills training for local Youth Union officials.

- Building youth projects for local communities: constructing roads, planting forests, building classrooms, dormitories for students, and constructing libraries for schools.

In addition, several other innovative models have created a unique brand for the student volunteers of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, implemented effectively and highly appreciated by the public, such as teaching Han-Nom script at the Hanoi Children's Palace, promoting Thang Long culture at the Temple of Literature - National University, and the campaign reporting team of the Faculty of Journalism…

In addition, some shortcomings of the 2009 summer volunteer movement were also highlighted at the closing ceremony, such as: the volunteer activities related to professional skills were not truly diverse, and there were initial difficulties in coordinating activities between some volunteer teams and local youth union branches…

With the above achievements, 3 groups and 5 members received commendations from the Hanoi City Youth Union, 5 groups and 10 members received commendations from the Vietnam National University, Hanoi Youth Union, and 5 groups and 62 members received certificates of merit from the Youth Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.