'Spring of Love' shares more than 800 million VND with cancer patients in Nghe An

Accordingly, on the afternoon of January 21, the Department of Social Work - Communication, Nghe An Oncology Hospital organized the program "Spring of Love" with many meaningful activities to bring joy and hope to cancer patients during the Lunar New Year, and at the same time, respond to World Cancer Day (February 4).

This is an annual program at the hospital every Tet holiday, attracting the participation of hundreds of cancer patients, relatives, medical staff and philanthropists. This year, the program continues with many practical activities, notably giving Tet gifts to patients in difficult circumstances, organizing joyful performances and visiting and encouraging the patients. Up to now, the program has called for more than 800 million VND and hundreds of gifts from units, organizations and individuals to give to more than 500 cancer patients being treated at the hospital.

During the program, through video clips, information about early cancer detection, treatment methods and risk factors related to cancer was widely shared. This propaganda activity helps people raise awareness about the importance of protecting their health, especially during the Tet holiday, when many people easily forget healthy living habits.

Not only is it an event connecting with kind-hearted people, the "Spring of Love" program also demonstrates the spirit of "mutual love" of the staff and workers in the hospital. Practical actions such as giving gifts and taking care of the mental health of patients undergoing cancer treatment have contributed to bringing great encouragement, helping them overcome difficulties during the treatment process and continue to fight the deadly disease.

The program is also a call for the community to join hands to help the disadvantaged, creating a humane society, full of love and sharing. Nghe An Oncology Hospital hopes that, with the consensus of everyone, patients in difficult circumstances will receive attention and support so that they can continue treatment and maintain faith in the future.