Dear youth lead the change, i am writing to propose my project "grow local" to improve our community. this project aims to create more spaces for growing vegetables and fruits. by doing this, we can promote healthy eating habits and reduce our dependence on imported food. In addition, we will provide funding for seeds and necessary equipment to support local farmers. we also plan to teach school children about the importance of healthy eating through interactive workshops. this will help them make better food choices in the future. Another key aspect of the project is organizing farmers' markets on weekends. this will not only give farmers a platform to sell their products but also bring the community together. I strongly believe that "grow local" will have a lasting positive impact on our community. i hope you will consider supporting this project.

Education plays a crucial role in empowering girls and giving them opportunities to succeed in life. For girls, education opens the door to a better future by providing knowledge, skills, and confidence. Educated girls can achieve financial independence, pursue their dreams, and contribute positively to society. Moreover, education enables girls to make informed decisions about their health, family, and career. When girls are educated, they can uplift their communities by sharing knowledge, supporting others, and driving social progress. In addition, educated women are more likely to raise well-educated children, creating a cycle of prosperity. Therefore, investing in girls’ education is not only a personal benefit but also a way to build a stronger, more equitable society.

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UNICEF, also United Nations Children's Fund, was formed in 1946. It works in over 190 countries to help improve health and education of children. Its main aim is to support the most disadvantaged children all over the world. In Viet Nam, UNICEF aims to protect children and make sure they are safe and healthy, and have access to education. UNICEF has brought many positive changes to Vietnamese children's lives