On July 25, 2026, members of UIT’s Volunteer Task Force and Communications Team carried out a community outreach initiative across neighborhoods in Long Hai Commune, assisting local residents with the installation, activation, and use of digital applications, including the Ho Chi Minh City Digital Citizen app and eTax Mobile.

With enthusiasm and a strong sense of responsibility, UIT volunteers provided hands-on guidance, helping residents with essential tasks ranging from installing applications, logging into accounts, and updating personal information to accessing information services, submitting online feedback and requests, and using digital public services.

Through the Ho Chi Minh City Digital Citizen app, residents can access information on administrative procedures, look up administrative records, and track the processing status of applications across various public service areas. The platform also enables users to provide feedback and evaluate the quality of services delivered by government agencies responsible for handling administrative procedures.

Through eTax Mobile, residents received guidance on checking their tax obligations, making electronic tax payments, and fulfilling financial obligations such as non-agricultural land-use tax and personal income tax. These digital services provide a faster and more convenient way to complete tax-related procedures while reducing the time and travel costs associated with in-person transactions.

Every successful support session, every activated account, and every satisfied smile from a local resident serves as motivation for UIT Green Summer 2026 volunteers to continue bringing digital transformation closer to the community.

Through these practical initiatives, UIT students are contributing to the development of digital government, a digital society, and digitally empowered citizens in a rapidly evolving digital era.