Chuo University Rotaract Club, Japan, presented gifts to 9 children with cerebral palsy from the Association of Families of Children and People with Cerebral Palsy in Vietnam and 1 disabled child due to an accident in Quang Ninh .
From February 15-16, Chuo University Rotaract Club, Vietnam-Japan International Exchange Organization (FAVIJA) in collaboration with the Vietnam Association of Families of Children and People with Cerebral Palsy organized the program "Giving Wheelchairs" to children with cerebral palsy in Tuyen Quang, Phu Tho, Thai Binh , Nam Dinh, Hanoi.
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| The delegation presented gifts in Dong Anh district, Hanoi . (Source: Organizing Committee) |
At the event, Mr. Kobayashi Hiroki - Head of the International Department of the Rotaract Club of Chuo University said that the Club is a group of students participating in community service, developing leadership skills and building professional skills.
Through research, the Club learned that many people in Vietnam need wheelchairs but cannot afford them and are having difficulty in daily life.
With the cooperation from FAVIJA, the Club has adjusted the size of the wheelchair to suit each user to realize the plan of bringing 10 wheelchairs to Vietnam.
Mr. Kobayashi Hiroki hopes that these 10 wheelchairs assembled in suitable sizes will bring convenience, comfort, and increase happiness for users.
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| The delegation presented gifts in Kien Xuong district, Thai Binh. (Source: Organizing Committee) |
He hopes to continue to expand this charity plan in the future and make every effort for the project to bring joy and happiness to people with disabilities in Vietnam.
FAVIJA Chairman Do Quang Ba said: “Every month, FAVIJA regularly organizes free wheelchair donation campaigns for Vietnamese people with disabilities. This is the third time FAVIJA has organized charity wheelchair donation campaigns for the Association of Families of Children and People with Cerebral Palsy in Vietnam.
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| The delegation presented the donation at the headquarters of the Vietnam Association of Families of Children and People with Cerebral Palsy. (Source: Organizing Committee) |
In the coming time, FAVIJA will continue to strive to promote its role as a bridge in calling on Japanese charities to donate free wheelchairs to improve the current situation of wheelchair universalization for people with disabilities in Vietnam, especially for families in difficult circumstances.
In addition to giving away wheelchairs, the Organizing Committee also gave gifts such as food, candy, books and cash to families of children with cerebral palsy.
Source: https://baoquocte.vn/sinh-vien-nhat-ban-trao-tang-xe-lan-mien-phi-cho-tre-khuet-tat-viet-nam-304544.html
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