On March 22, the Youth Union of Vietnam Television said that in response to Youth Month 2026, VTV youth in coordination with Hue Central Hospital organized a program to support patients in difficult circumstances with many practical activities, spreading the spirit of sharing.
At Hue Central Hospital, the Youth Union of Vietnam Television Station coordinated with units to organize a program to support patients in difficult circumstances.
This is one of the key activities in Youth Month 2026, towards the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, demonstrating the pioneering and voluntary role of youth in social security activities.
The highlight of the program is the "0-dong booth - Sharing love" with 500 personal care gifts directly given to patients and their families. In addition, 100 gifts are for particularly difficult cases.
In addition, the program organizes 100 free shampoo sessions right at the hospital, contributing to improving living conditions and supporting the spirit of patients during treatment.
Not stopping at short-term activities, companion businesses also deploy long-term support such as sponsoring shampoo products for 1 year, expected to serve about 11,000 shampoo sessions for inpatients; providing facial cleanser products with a scale of about 12,750 uses per year.
VTV8 union members participate in organizing, connecting and communicating, contributing to spreading the humanistic message of the program. The activity also shows the effectiveness of the coordination model between press agencies, hospitals and businesses in supporting the community in a sustainable direction.
Representatives of the units said that the program not only provides material support but also has the meaning of spiritual encouragement, helping patients gain more faith and willpower in their treatment journey.
