TPO - In order to honor the beauty of Vietnamese women, the flowers that always know how to overcome adversity, the project "A picture - Many hopes" organized the 193rd volunteer Sunday afternoon program with the theme "Ao Dai Festival - Soft silk welcomes the sun" at Da Nang Oncology Hospital.
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The program took place yesterday afternoon, March 10, with the mission of bringing optimistic spiritual values to patients and their relatives at the Oncology Hospital, honoring women on the occasion of International Women's Day, March 8. Photo: Bao Tran |
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After 3 weeks of calling, the Organizing Committee received more than 1,000 Ao Dai sets from benefactors. After being carefully selected and arranged, more than 300 Ao Dai sets were brought to each hospital room by volunteers to give to female patients. Photo: Bao Tran |
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These special gifts come from philanthropists, teachers in Da Nang city, Quang Nam, and clubs with the contribution of more than 200 volunteers. Photo: Nhu Bao |
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"When I saw the ladies change their patient clothes to wear Ao Dai, I was very touched. I hope that the ladies and all the patients understand that no matter the circumstances, Vietnamese women are always beautiful and radiant. Through the program, I also hope that the patients always maintain an optimistic spirit to overcome their illness," said Nguyen Minh Tuan, a member of the organizing committee, expressing his happiness. Photo: Ngoc Hieu |
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| Volunteers not only choose each ao dai to fit the patients. Photo: Bao Tran-Nhu Bao |
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Ms. Nguyen Minh Thuy (Da Nang City) is being treated for metastatic lymphoma, and for the first time in 3 years of treatment, she was able to wear Ao Dai again. “When I gave birth to my second child, my husband saw that I was sick and left. My father passed away, my mother is mentally ill, and only my grandmother took care of me. During the 3 years I was here, not many people came to visit. Today, seeing everyone come to visit me makes me very happy. Seeing everyone wearing Ao Dai together also helps me feel less self-conscious because of my illness,” Ms. Thuy confided. Photo: Bao Tran |
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Children give flowers to the female patients. Photo: Bao Tran |
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Ms. Luong Thi Kim Hoa (former reporter of the Da Nang Police Newspaper) has a lung tumor treatment appointment at the hospital today, and feels happier than usual. “I am very happy that everyone has brought many positive things to this place. Psychological factors are very important in the treatment process. I hope that no matter how sick we are, we should still be optimistic, happy and always believe that illness will not follow us for life,” Ms. Hoa said. Photo: Bao Tran |
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Photo: Nhu Bao |
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Ladies happily wearing Ao Dai. Photo: Bao Tran |
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| Within the framework of the program, there are also activities such as cultural exchange, gift giving, cakes, etc. Photo: Bao Tran |
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