More than 4.5 billion VND (193,826 USD) was raised for poor children with heart diseases through a text message campaign carried out by the Vietnam Television (VTV) and the National Humanitarian Portal 1400 from November 1 to December 30, 2019.
This is the biggest amount of money donated to the “Heart for Children” programme through text messages during the over the programme’s 11-year history.
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All of the money donated to the programme will be used to fund surgery for poor under-16 children with congenital heart diseases nationwide.
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All of the money will be used to fund surgery for poor under-16 children with congenital heart diseases nationwide.
Earlier, the programme coordinated with the Vietnam Red Cross Society to carry out text message campaigns in 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018.
More than 15 billion VND (647,295 USD) was raised through these campaigns to help nearly 600 children across the country.
The “Heart for Children” programme was launched in 2008 and has been operated by the telecom firm Viettel, the Tam Long Viet (Vietnamese Heart) Fund, and VTV.
Since then, the programme has funded surgery for nearly 5,200 children with heart diseases in the country.
Muong ethnic teacher wholeheartedly dedicates to students
(BGO)
– Teacher Nguyen Thi Chinh who is a Muong ethnic person in Hoa Binh province
has attached to Tu Son High School in Luc Nam district, Bac Giang province for
years with wholehearted dedication to the students in the specially difficult
area.
The heart of a health station head
(BGO) - For a long
time, people in Tan Tien commune, Bac Giang city (Bac Giang province) have
known doctor Do Tien Khanh (born in1966 - photo) as not only a health station
chief who has good professional skills and wholeheartedly works for the health
of local people but also a person actively participating in humanitarian
activities.
Spreading the "White Blouse – Red Heart" movement
(BGO)
- In critical situations, many doctors and nurses at hospitals in Bac Giang
province are willing to donate blood to help patients overcome the "a
close brush with death" condition, contributing to building the image of
"doctors like gentle mothers".
Source: VNA
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