Donated more than 1,000 breakfasts to patients at Central Mental Hospital 2

(DN)- On October 26, the Association for the Support of the Disabled, Orphans and Poor Patients of Dong Nai Province coordinated with Family Group No. 1 to visit and give more than 1,000 breakfasts (savory sticky rice) to patients being treated at the Central Mental Hospital 2 (Tan Trieu Ward).

Members of the Association for the Support of the Disabled, Orphans and Poor Patients of Dong Nai Province and Family Group No. 1 prepared more than 1,000 boxes of sticky rice. Photo: Thanh Nhan

The sticky rice boxes are carefully packaged before being transported to the Central Psychiatric Hospital 2. Photo: Thanh Nhan

From 4am, members of the Association for the Support of the Disabled, Orphans and Poor Patients of Dong Nai Province moved from Binh Phuoc Ward to Family Group No. 1 (near the Central Mental Hospital 2) to prepare 1,050 boxes of sticky rice. After that, everyone divided the sticky rice into boxes and transported them to the hospital to personally give to patients being treated in the departments.

Chairwoman of the Association for the Support of the Disabled, Orphans and Poor Patients of Dong Nai Province Nguyen Thi Lien prepares breakfast and hands it to the patients. Photo: Thanh Nhan

Chairwoman of the Association for the Support of the Disabled, Orphans and Poor Patients of Dong Nai Province, Nguyen Thi Lien, said: The Association wishes to spread the love and kindness of benefactors and donors to patients at the Central Mental Hospital 2 by organizing breakfasts for patients. Up to now, the Association has coordinated with Family Group No. 1 and clubs, volunteer groups and benefactors to organize 3 breakfasts for patients at the Central Mental Hospital 2.

The delegation presented breakfast to patients at the Male Subacute Department. Photo: Thanh Nhan

The delegation presented breakfast to patients at the Department of Infectious Psychiatry. Photo: Thanh Nhan

The delegation presented breakfast to patients at the Female Acute Department. Photo: Thanh Nhan

According to the representative of the Central Psychiatric Hospital 2, there are currently about 1,000 inpatients in the hospital, many of whom have been abandoned by their families or are homeless. In addition, many seriously ill people have to receive long-term treatment in the hospital, so their family circumstances are very difficult and deprived. Therefore, the visit of volunteer groups to visit, encourage and give meals has a practical meaning, helping patients have delicious meals, encouraging their spirit to contribute to their health recovery so they can return to their families.

An Nhon

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/xa-hoi/202510/tang-hon-1-ngan-suat-an-sang-cho-cac-benh-nhan-tai-benh-vien-tam-than-trung-uong-2-39714de/