Receiving gifts and free health care, 200 orphans affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and in difficult circumstances in Tan Binh district (HCMC) were excited, laughing˳
There have been 200 orphans affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, disadvantaged children in Tan Binh district were screened for scoliosis, free eye exams – Photo: XM
On the morning of July 16, Tan Binh District Doan collaborated withYouth shirtHo Chi Minh City Institute of Ethnic Medicine and Pharmacy, Center for Youth Social Work and City Oriental Medicine Association organized the program “Health care for orphans, affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and children˳ disadvantaged children in Tan Binh district”˳
There were 200 orphans affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, disadvantaged children in Tan Binh district received a gift of 400,000 VND/piece˳ Gifts include necessities, tonics; Children also get free health check-ups˳
Many children who attended the program could not hide their joy, looked at each other and laughed when they received gifts, received free health checks and played games right at the program˳
In addition to receiving gifts, T˳ was screened for scoliosis at the program – Photo: XM
At the age of 15, PTT (now 17 years old, studying at Tan Phu District Secondary School) lost her mother to COVID-19 at the peak of the epidemic in Ho Chi Minh City (August 2021)˳ Trying to stay optimistic and study better is the way T˳ chose to overcome the great loss at that time until now˳
“Instead of sitting there sad forever, I choose to live a more optimistic way˳ Because when my mother was alive, she was also an optimistic and vivacious person˳ Now, the father and son’s life is stable, no longer as sad as before… “, T˳ shared˳
Receiving a gift and a free health check on the morning of July 16, T˳ was very excited: “I was examined and consulted by the doctor very carefully, and then received another gift”˳
TS˳BS Truong Thi Ngoc Lan – Deputy Director of the Institute of Ethnic Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City – gives gifts to children who have lost loved ones due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, children in difficult circumstances – Photo: SPRING MAI
At the program, Mr˳ Huynh Van Be – Standing Vice Chairman of Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Tan Binh District – said that after the COVID-19 pandemic, the district has organized many programs and activities to take care of children with disabilities˳ difficult circumstances, have a loved one lost due to COVID-19 like today’s program˳
TS˳BS Truong Thi Ngoc Lan – deputy director of the Institute of Ethnic Medicine and Pharmacy in Ho Chi Minh City, vice president of the Ho Chi Minh City Oriental Medicine Association – said that the role of the institute is to perform health examinations and consultations for groups of people˳ in the list of programs˳
The Oriental Medicine Association supports traditional medicine for common ailments such as colds, coughs, even COVID-19…
From 2022 until now, the elderly are the group of people who are examined the most by the hospital because their health has been hardest hit during the recent COVID-19 pandemic˳ For children, it is known that the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union coordinated with units to examine 2,000 children and will last until the end of the year˳
“Leave no one behind”
This is the message of the free post-COVID-19 screening program for disadvantaged people and youth union members in Ho Chi Minh City, which was launched in November 2022 and lasted for a year˳
Up to now, the program has organized 8 times with about 1,800 people who are youth union members, armed forces, members of the Oriental Medicine Association, people in difficult circumstances, orphans due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic˳ 19, lonely old people… receive gifts and free health check-ups˳
5,000 poor people, Ho Chi Minh City youth union members will receive free post-COVID-19 check-ups
Source link: https://cocc˳edu˳vn/tre-mo-coi-nha-ngheo-cuoi-riu-rit-khi-nhan-qua-cham-soc-suc-khoe-20230716124053565˳htm
