xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay program to support children with cancer "Sun of Hope" has just received VND 3 billion from KinhBac City Development Holding Corporation (KBC).
A part of this donation is used to cover xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay expenses of cancer treatment for children with difficult circumstances, who are being treated at Hope fund''s partner hospitals, including Vietnam National Children''s Hospital,National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, DaNang Hospital for women and children, Hue Central Hospital, Children''s Hospital 2, Oncology Hospital (Ho Chi Minh City) etc. xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay rest is for mental supporting activities for xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay children and public awareness raising of xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay issues of disadvantaged children.
This is xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay second time KBC joined hands with activities of xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Sun of Hope program. xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay program, implemented by xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Hope Foundation from March 2021, aims to provide children with cancer xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay opportunity to live healthier lives, thanks to xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay early access to medical and technological advances in disease treatment.
Cancer patients and many disadvantaged children participated in xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Gala "For one Vietnam surely win" organized by xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Sun of Hope program (formerly known as Mr. Sun), VnExpress Newspaper and Foreign Trade University (Photo by Dinh Tung)
Representative for leaders of KBC said that for many years, KBC has always been active in social work and community activities with an annual budget of up to billions dong.
"In xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay first months of xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay new year 2022, besides a series of activities to support xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay prevention of Covid-19 in localities, we have chosen xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay ''Sun of Hope'' program to accompany children with cancer and other disadvantaged children. When being detected and treated at xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay ''golden stage'', children with cancer are given xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay opportunity to return to their normal life. All xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay things we do is for a single purpose: to contribute as soon as possible, as much as possible, to give life to xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay children - xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay future generation of our country", said by a representative of KBC.
In 2021, xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Sun of Hope program contributed a total budget of more than VND 9 billion for nearly 250 pediatric cancer patients across xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay country, of which 19 cases were helped with stem cell transplants. Many children have recovered with stable health, only need to be monitored and periodically re-examined, such as Hoang Thi Linh Nhi (bone cancer) in Vung Tau, Tran Huyen Khanh Linh (blood cancer) in Lam Dong, etc.
In addition to financial support, xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Sun of Hope program has also implemented emotional support activities for pediatric cancer patients and disadvantaged children in recent years, such as "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival" - visiting and giving gifts to 300 children with blood diseases at xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay painting and literary contest “For one Vietnam surely win”. xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay contest attracted more than 1,500 children across xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay country, creating a meaningful playground for them during xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay period of social distancing when they could not go to school or receive treatment.
xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay Sun program was formerly known as Mr.Sun program founded by Mr. Minh Nhan, which was born thanks to xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay resources from Vietnamese leaders and xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay medical community, who shared xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay same concerns about cancer treatment for children. Through financial support and psychological relief for pediatric cancer patients and their families, xổ số kiến thiết hôm nay program hopes to reduce childhood cancer mortality in Vietnam.
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