During the event, over 500 gifts, including notebooks, pens, and school things, along with six boxes of hand sanitizer, were distributed to teachers and students to enhance hygiene conditions and prevent the spread of diseases in the school.

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The Vietnam’s Level-2 Field Hospital Rotation 7 presents medicine cabinets installed in classrooms.

Medical staff from the Level-2 Field Hospital Rotation 7 and other units instructed students on proper handwashing and personal and environmental hygiene. They also provided information on recognizing the early signs of cholera, Ebola, and other common infectious diseases. Given limited local medical resources, these preventive measures are highly effective and essential for protecting the public health.

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Instructing students on proper handwashing.

The highlight of the program was the donation of “School medicine cabinets,” aimed  to support the school in proactively providing first aid to students right in the classroom. The doctors instructed teachers to identify injuries, properly use medicines and medical supplies, and perform basic first aid before transferring patients to medical facilities.

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Hospital personnel conduct health communication activities at the school.

Receiving this meaningful gift, Gabriel Galuak, Vice Principal of Sunshine Primary School, noted that having first aid equipment in classrooms is essential for the pro-active care for students’ health. He added that the acquired knowledge on healthcare, first aid skills, and personal hygiene habits will help protect students.

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Putting up posters guiding disease prevention and personal hygiene
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Handing over practical and meaningful gifts to teachers and students.

Besides, the hospital’s Youth Union Organization helped repair several school facilities. They also designed and donated 40 posters on personal hygiene and disease prevention to the school.

Translated by Minh Anh