Giving 100 Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances

On January 21, the Provincial Red Cross and the Provincial Agencies' Youth Union in collaboration with the Provincial General Hospital organized a program to give Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances at the Provincial General Hospital. Attending the event were the Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Committee, the Provincial Agencies' Party Committee, the Provincial Agencies' Youth Union and other units and sponsors.

Representatives of the Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Committee presented Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances at the Provincial General Hospital.

This year, the program received support from 7 agencies, units and organizations to present 100 Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances being treated at the Provincial General Hospital, each worth 500,000 VND, including 200,000 VND in cash and gifts. Units accompanying the program include: Emulation Cluster No. 3 - Youth Union of Provincial Agencies; Provincial Social Insurance Union; Viettel Phu Tho; Cuong An Event Joint Stock Company; Phu Tho Province Chan Tinh Monastery; Ha Trung Company Limited; Thanh Thuy Volunteer Group.

Giving 100 Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances

Red Cross leaders give Tet gifts to patients at the Provincial General Hospital.

Giving 100 Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances

The Provincial Red Cross Society leaders awarded the Golden Heart certificate to the sponsor.

This is a practical activity, demonstrating the concern, sympathy and sharing of the Party Committee, government, mass organizations, businesses and philanthropists for patients in difficult circumstances. Thereby, it brings a warmer and more fulfilling Tet, giving them more strength to overcome their circumstances and the pain of illness, to feel secure in their treatment and to quickly recover their health.

Giving 100 Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances Leaders of the Provincial Red Cross Society visited, encouraged and gave gifts to patients at the Provincial General Hospital.