Chicilon Media gives support to disadvantaged pediatric patients

On February 29 and March 1, Chicilon Media’s representatives and staff went to the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion (Hanoi) and Children's Hospital No.2 (Ho Chi Minh City) and donated 500 boxes of colostrum milk cartons to nearly 1,000 pediatric patients at these two hospitals.

A representative of the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion shared with Chicilon Media that every child there had blood diseases. Their healing journey does not only last months or years, but may take up their entire lives. However, they always remain optimistic to overcome the disease. Statistics show that of the pediatric patients receiving inpatient treatment here, more than 65% come from rural areas, and nearly 40% are in poor or near-poor households.

A bright smile on the face of the brave little "warrior"

“The innocent smiles of the children give us joy, motivation, and determination to further spread these meaningful actions in our journey of developing in the Vietnamese market," said Chicilon Media representative.

The gifts will be a source of encouragement for disadvantaged pediatric patients at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion (Hanoi)

Mr. Doan Thuong (father of Xuan Nghia, Bac Kan), whose child is being treated at Children's Hospital 2, expressed: "We face many difficulties with the treatment-related costs, including the long-term accommodation in the city to cure our child. But on this journey, we were fortunate enough to meet benefactors who helped us with the finances, food, as well as many other expenses. On behalf of the family, I want to thank Chicilon Media for sending practical gifts for my child in this difficult time."

Parents of children being treated at Children's Hospital 2 (Ho Chi Minh City) could not hide their joy when receiving moral support gifts

At the donation ceremony, representatives of Chicilon Media also express hope that the pediatric patients will continue to be resilient with the doctors and nurses to be able to return to normal life, go back to school and follow their dreams as soon as possible. With this activity, Chicilon Media also conveys the aspiration that doctors, nurses, benefactors and families will continue to cooperate to help children overcome their illnesses.

This program is a part of a series of community projects in 2024 of Chicilon Media. Chicilon Media has always been taking part in meaningful charity activities that demonstrate corporate social responsibility and contribute to the society, and will continue to do so in the future.