Sponsoring 15 orphaned union members, supporting medical examination and treatment for 5 years

On the afternoon of October 14th, Vinh Phu Ward Trade Union and Nghe An 115 Hospital Joint Stock Company jointly organized the program "Parental Caregiver - Connecting Love", to care for and support children of orphaned trade union members in particularly difficult circumstances in the area.

At the program, 15 children who are orphaned union members, in difficult circumstances, were supported by Nghe An 115 Hospital with a package of free medical examination and treatment at the hospital for a period of 5 years, with a total sponsorship value of 150 million VND.

Speaking at the program, Ms. Tran Le Thi - Chairwoman of Vinh Phu Ward Trade Union said that the work of caring for, protecting and supporting children of orphaned union members in particularly difficult circumstances always receives the attention of Party committees, authorities, departments, branches, unions and the whole society.

According to Ms. Tran Le Thi, the program "Parental Caregiver - Connecting Love" not only provides material support, helping children alleviate immediate difficulties but is also a spiritual support, adding strength for children to firmly step forward in life and study.

The Chairwoman of Vinh Phu Ward Trade Union expressed her wish that the model "Parental Caregiver - Connecting Love" will continue to receive long-term companionship from agencies, units, businesses and philanthropists. At the same time, she hoped that the sponsored children would always be healthy, obedient, strive to overcome difficulties, and study well to become useful people for their families and society.

Ms. Pham Thi Kim Diep - Deputy General Director of Hospital 115 Joint Stock Company affirmed that the program has profound humanistic meaning, showing the spirit of mutual affection and responsibility of the community towards those in difficult circumstances.

Through awarding free medical examination and treatment packages for 5 years to 15 children, the hospital wishes to contribute to caring for and protecting health, creating conditions for children to develop better both physically and mentally.

According to Ms. Diep, this is not only a charity activity but also shows the social responsibility and aspirations of medical professionals: not only treating diseases but also knowing how to share, love and accompany the community.

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