Free medical examination and medication provided to 300 students in Ba Ngòi ward.

On May 16th, the Vietnam Association for the Protection of Children's Rights, in collaboration with Pharmacity Pharmacy; MHD Pharma Joint Stock Company; the Khanh Hoa Provincial Association for the Support of Disabled People, Poor Patients and Children's Rights; Cam Ranh Regional General Hospital; and Ba Ngoi Ward, organized the program "Health Check-up and Nutrition Awareness for Disadvantaged Ethnic Minority Children" in the ward.

Leaders of the Provincial Association for the Support of People with Disabilities, Poor Patients, and Children's Rights presented letters of thanks to the sponsoring organizations.

During the program, medical staff conducted general health checkups and assessed the nutritional status of 300 primary and secondary school students in the ward. Those with health problems received free medication as prescribed by doctors.

Simultaneously, the program distributed 300 gift packages containing milk and micronutrients to students. Within the framework of the program, a seminar was held on the topic "The role of digestive enzymes in supporting the digestive system and enhancing nutrient absorption in children," thereby helping parents update their knowledge on daily nutritional care to improve their children's health and support their overall development. The total cost of the program was over 130 million VND.

The organizers presented gifts to the students.

The program has provided practical support to the community, contributing to improved access to appropriate health and healthcare services for local people, especially disadvantaged children and ethnic minorities.

The program doctor examines the students' ears.

Instruct students on how to use medication after their examination.

C.DAN

Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202605/kham-benh-cap-phat-thuoc-mien-phi-cho-300-hoc-sinh-phuongba-ngoi-dd94a47/