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A NEW YEAR OVERFLOWED WITH SO MUCH LOVE AND CARE In E-mail

At the beginning of the Canh Dan year 2010, the executive of the Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group sincerely wish sponsors and volunteers a new year filled with health, peace and happiness.
To greet the very new year Canh Dan 2010, much of love has been sent to the pediatrics through the volunteered activities of Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group. From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to send our profound gratitude to the sponsors who had sent your meaningful gift in the very first days of the year 2010:
1. "Warm early time of New Year" Party dedicated to the pediatrics in Oncology Department of National Hospital of Pediatrics during Tet holiday:
The party in early time of New Year was held with the atmosphere of love filled in the air with plenty of loving hearts of the respectful sponsors as the kids’ gifts:

· The Vietnamese staff working at the Embassy of the Netherlands: gift of VND 2 million 

· Mr. Tran Hong Minh (Polytechnic quarter of collective housing units, volunteer of Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group): gift of VND 1 million 

· Ms. Trinh Thanh Huyen (Cau Giay, Hanoi): came to share her time in organizing the Party and gifted 1.5 million VND

· Mr. Tuan, Ms. Hien (Ngoc Khanh, Hanoi, volunteers of Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group): organized the Party and gifted VND 1 million 

Twenty-five pediatrics spending time of Tet Holiday in hospital were happily received lucky money (VND 100,000 per every kid) and lovely gifts (painting stories, toothbrushes, toothpastes). Besides, the kids had chance to join a very happy party for the festival with cakes, candy, milk and snack. The Party had brought the atmosphere of spring to the hospital in reality, that has brighten up through the radiant smiles on the kids’ faces.
To ensure the support of donors indeed provides the benefit of long-term health  for the pediatrics, the amount of VND 2 million was decided to spend on providing the MP3 players for listening to music for wishing to reduce the kids’ pain during their drug infusion. This is created as a part of the therapeutics program by music that executed by  Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group in coordination with doctors and nurses of Oncology Department of National Hospital of Pediatrics.
2. "Warm early time of New Year" Party dedicated to the cancer pediatrics in Pediatric Department of Tam Hiep K Hospital:

The Party was held with lucky money, biscuits, milk, fruits (of about VND 1 million in total) was presented to the kids by doctor Nguyen Duc Y.
In addition, doctor Nguyen Duc Y (http://www.nguyenyduc.com/) also extracted the entire royalties received from The Old Age’s Health which has just been released in Vietnam to directly donate to the cancer pediatrics having difficult circumstances and being treated in Tam Hiep K Hospital.

3. Amount of 16 million VND was sponsored for project of “Kangaroo Playroom” at  Cardiology of Central Pediatric Hospital.

There are many pediatrics who were inborn cardiac disease treating in Central Pediatric Hospital. Many of them were from far areas and living under poor condition. In year 2010, Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group wish to bring more joys and smiles to such those children through a project of building a space for children, a playroom named Kangaroo. This project is initiated and collected money from friends by two young volunteers Tommy and Clare Deehan who are Australian nationality.

We would like to express our gratitude to these following persons who are joining in project of “Kangaroo Playroom”:

  1. Greg Jess, New Zealand
  2. Mira Jess, Slovakia
  3. Serge Giacomo, France
  4. Jean-Christophe Robert, France
  5. Sarah de Jong, The Netherlands
  6. Tommy Morgan, Australia
  7. Clare Deehan, Australia
  8. Mat Harvey, Australia
  9. Amber Cohen, Australia
  10. Patricia and Andrew Best, Australia
  11. Lauren Whiteley, Australia
  12. Adam Jackson, Australia
  13. George Hayden, Australia
  14. Huw Horswill, Australia
  15. Anita Gluyas, Australia
  16. Ingrid Deehan, Australia
  17. Glenn Fairchild, Australia
  18. Andrew and Skye Fix, Australia
  19. Melanie Nanscawen, Australia
  20. Corey Davis, USA

As our expectation, “Kangaroo Playroom” will be opened on International Children’s Holiday of June, 1st 2010

4. Hanoi International Woman Club – HIWC join in Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group to take care to cancer pediatrics in Tam Hiep K Hospital:

Hanoi International Woman Club (http://www.hanoi-iwc.com) which includes international women living and working in Hanoi. Through connection with Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group, on May of 2009, HIWC sponsored 5 automatic perfusion machines Terumo for Tumour Ward of Central Pediatric Hospital (valued 149.625.000 VND). These machine are improving treatment quality for lots of cancer pediatrics in Central Pediatric Hospital.

As proposal of Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group, HIWC has just accepted to sponsor for a supply contract of fresh milk, noodle package, nutritional biscuits and fruits like bananas, oranges and apples ... to improve nutrition quality for pediatrics of Tam Hiep K Hospital. Valid period of this contract is one year. According to the contract, in every Tuesday’s afternoon and Saturday’s morning, when volunteers of Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group come to visit pediatrics at K Hospital, they will bring  fresh milk, noodle package, nutritional biscuits of HIWC to pediatrics on behalf of HIWC. This project will bring more realistic benefit of health for pediatrics and ensure nutrition during their treatment process. Total value of strengthening nutrition contract of HIWC for pediatrics in Tam Hiep K Hospital is 66.000.000 VND with period from March of 2010 to March of 2011.

Once again, Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group would like to thank all sponsors and partners kindness who are along with us to light dreams of cancer and fatal disease pediatrics.

 
BRINGING JOY TO SICK CHILDREN In E-mail

According to Vietnam News Newspaper, (http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/Life-Style/196781/Bringing-joy-to-sick-children.html)

Brightening hearts: Volunteers give cranes to patients at National hospital of Paediatricts- File Photos

HA NOI — Legend has it that if someone makes 1,000 origami paper cranes his or her wish will come true.

That was why 1,000 paper cranes were given to young patients at the Viet Nam National Hospital of Paediatrics on the occasion of the Tet (Lunar New Year).

The programme "Crane of Spring 2010" was aimed at improving patient psychology over the holiday period.

"We hold this programme to bring a little happiness to patients who will have to celebrate Tet in hospital. When spring comes, young patients will feel sadder because they must stay in hospital. We hope that they quickly recover and can return home," said Nguyen Que, head of the volunteer group "Making Dreams Come True".

"Patients here are very weak so we ask patrons not to give gifts at the meeting hall but at the patients' sickbeds. We want to bring spring to each sickbed," Que said.

The hospital treats around 42,000 patients on average a year, many of whom suffer from cancer or heart disease.

When they were given the cranes and balloons, the young patients' faces lit up.

 

Happy day: Miss Viet Nam 2006, Mai Phuong Thuy (right) hands presents to patients at the National Hospital of paediatricts

Do Thi Mai, 5, from the northern province of Nam Dinh, has heart disease. She looks more like a three-year-old. Mai has been at the hospital for two months. "When volunteers announced that there would a ‘Crane of Spring' programme, Mai couldn't wait," said her mother, Bui Thi Ly.

Ly said: "My daughter is very sick, she can't eat anything. She can drink only a little milk. She will have to receive treatment until she is 18. She insisted on my taking her to the hospital's big hall."

In addition to the paper cranes, patients received confectionary, banh chung (glutinous rice cake), lucky money and free meals.

Ly said: "I am deeply moved because of how much interest people have shown in our sick children. It will help to ease their pain."

The programme, which is part of the Nha Hat Benh Vien (Hospital Theatre) project co-ordinated by the Youth Theatre, voluntary group "Making Dreams Come True" and the children's hospital, also put on a music programme, while Thang Long Puppetry Theatre group put on performances of Swan Dance, Tay Nguyen Dance and Visiting the Zoo.

"Mum, Tet has really come," said Mai happily.

Miss Viet Nam 2006, Mai Phuong Thuy, also handed presents to patients.

"There are many patients at the hospital. They look very pitiful. I hope I can bring a little joy to them," Thuy sai. —VNS

February 12, 2010  

by Thanh Nga

Some pictures from "Crane of Spring 2010":

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THE SPRING IS TRULY COMING WITH LOTS OF LOVE. In E-mail

How touched it is when just one week for starting, “Making dream come true” volunteer group received many phone calls from people around Vietnam expressing their wish to share with children patients.

We would like to express our gratitude to these following persons and groups for their gifts of Spring 2010 that would be directly given to children patients in event held by “Making dream come true” volunteer group:

“CRANE OF SPRING 2010” PROGRAMME

AT  K HOSPITAL IN TAM HIEP, FRIDAY AFTERNOON OF FEB 5TH2010

1. Hanoi Bar Association: 70 gifts for 70 children cancer patients treating at K Hospital

2. Hoa Phat Company: 70 gifts for 70 children cancer patients treating at K Hospital

3. Tuoi tre Magazine, “Thuy’s Dream” programme: 70 gifts for 70 children cancer patients , valued 280.000 VND/gift

4. “Global citizen” programme of VTV3: two water filter product to improve quality of water source for pediatric ward of K Hospital, with 70 meals of kindness.

5. Age performance Company: free sound and light performance for the programme.

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THANK YOU FOR THE GIFTS OF LIFE In E-mail

To make a practical deed on the occasion of the national day "For Children with Cancer" November 1, 2009, “Making Dreams Come True” Volunteer Group launched a humanitarian blood donation campaign for cancer patients.

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We were touched to have friends from club Smiling Heart, club Green Action - University of Commerce, and international friends from Hanoi International Church participating in the blood drive. On one single morning, 64 units of blood were donated to prolong the lives of 64 children with cancer.

 

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Run for children In E-mail

In the morning of 22 November, thousand people gather around the Thien Quang lake to join the Run for Children Festival 2009. This annual humanitarian event is organized by Embasy of Canada, Vietnam Friendship Union, Vietnam – Canada Friendship Union and Canadian Chamber of Commerce. The Tery Fox Run Program was participated by many individuals and organizations, both locally and internationally. VND960 millions raised will be used to support the poor children with cancers and heart diseases being treated in the Central Children Hospital, Hanoi Heart Hospital and Fund for Vietnam’s heartbeat.

 

(Photo 1: Despite the cold, stage area was very crowded at 7h)

Invited by the Embassy of Canada, The CCUM group with 60 volunteers joined in the organization by sharing the difficulties, dreams and expectation of the cancer children with more than 30 media agencies. The volunteers from CCUM and the club of volunteer students from Open University arrived very early at 6 A.M, 22nd November to prepare the exhibition, registration, selling the T-shirts and distribution of water to the runners.

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SMILE FOR CHILDREN – INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S DAY 2009 AT NATIONAL HOSPITAL OF PEDIATRICS IN HAN In E-mail

Here come the special day which is always welcomed by children all over the world. And so are children in Ha Noi National Hospital of Pediatrics even much happier. Of couse, it does not happen everyday.

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FOR THE FAITH TO BE ILLUMINATED In E-mail

FOR THE FAITH TO BE  ILLUMINATED              

The weather in Hanoi in these days was of such a gloomy and rainy state. It’s the rain that has brought the sad feeling into the hospital.

Little Thao cried, and mother could not find a way to comfort her. Thao was a leukemia sufferer and painful most of the time in twinges. Mrs. Vu Thi Yeu, Thao’s mother, has three children. The second baby had passed away in an unlucky time falling down the village’s pond. Thao was admitten to hospital for leukemia treatment while her age is nearer to three years old. At home, there’s still a 9 years old child taken cared by the paternal grandmother cause Thao’s father is disabled and could no more do any work.
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TOGETHER MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE In E-mail

Infusion pumps donated by Hanoi International Women Club will help save lives

With the support of Making Dream Come True Voluntary Group, on the morning of May 5th, 2009, the Hanoi International Women Club (HIWC) signed a memorandum of understanding to donate 5 Terufusion Infusion Pump Model TE-112 worth 149,625,000 Vietnamese Dong for the Cancer Department, National Hospital of Pediatrics in Hanoi.


Professor Dr Nguyen Thanh Liem, Director of National Pediatrics Hospital and Ms. Lieke Berghauser Pont, representative of HIWC signing sponsorship agreement

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CONG VINH, TOP FOOTBALLER OF VIETNAM, DONATED BLOOD FOR CHILDREN In E-mail

On the morning of April 18th 2009, the Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group in partnership with SJ Vietnam and Cong Vinh fan club organized the blood donating event named “Cong Vinh and blood for children” at National Hospital of Pediatrics.

This was the first time Le Cong Vinh participated is such blood donation event as a volunteer of the Making Dreams Come True Volunteer Group.


Công Vinh is talented footballer with warm hearted virtue

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3000 CHILDREN INFECTED WITH “SMILE DISEASE” OF BIJOUXXX CLOWN CLUB In E-mail

BIJOUXXX Clown Club, with the help of "Making Dreams Come True" volunteer group gave over 3,000 sick and disabled children from orphanages, hospitals and various other places, gifts and smiles on their travels through Ho Chi Minh, Hue and Hanoi from 01 March to 23 March.

Four “smiling doctors” included Evelyn Citroen (Dutch, President of BIJOUXXX clown Club), Nina Gladkowa (Danish), Helen Biekart (Dutch, living in Switzeland) and Chelly van Maurik (Dutch). Each of them spent about $3000 USD of their own money for this trip. Their entertaining performances took place successfully at: Ms. Tim Lucky House, Pediatric Hospital 2, Christina Noble Orphan Village, Dieu Giac Orphan Centre, Ky Quang pagoda (Ho Chi Minh City), Phuc Tue Centre, Xa Dan Deafness and Dumbness School, Sao Mai Disability Centre, National Hospital of Pediatrics, Bo De Pagoda, SOS Children’ Village, Thuy An Centre and Tam Hiep Cancer Hospital (Hanoi).

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