Stories
The Children of Vietnam Fund: Bringing international quality healthcare to poor paediatric patients
During the past 15 years, the Children of Vietnam Fund was established by FV Hospital and helped to change the lives of hundreds of children in a special way.
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Successful surgery for 15-year-old boy without anus
Born without an anus, Huan grew up in social alienation. Now he could forget his painful childhood memories after undergoing successful surgery to repair the body defect fatefully placed upon him.
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The “Angels of the Covid-19 pandemic” painting exhibition
The Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund would like to thank Ho Chi Minh Television Film Studios (TFS) for featuring the “Angels in Covid-19 pandemic” painting exhibition held at FV Hospital.
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“Thank the Children of Vietnam Fund for bringing the bright futures for our children”
This is a letter from Gia Han’s parents (Quang Nam province) to the Children of Vietnam Fund. Since birth, Han had congenital hand and foot deformities. Her doctor anticipated she needed four surgeries, motor rehabilitation and aesthetics to have a chance to be a normal child.
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Bright future given back to 16-year-old girl with vascular tumour malformation
For most, being 16 years old is an exciting, happy time when young teenagers begin to dream about their future. K.N. from Hue City, however, was unable to enjoy this time in her life, nor think about the future, as she had to cope with a painful tumour which had been with her for many years.
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Normal life given to child with Lymphangioma
Born in 2016, since birth, Nguyen Thanh Hai has suffered from Lymphangioma in his tongue. The tumour had become as large as a heavy slice of meat, and had led to pushing the boy’s tongue out of his mouth.
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Hong Tien’s dream: “I want to be as beautiful as I used to be”
Four years after a life-threating burn injury, Hong Tien still, to this day, mentions these words to her parents. The 12-year-old girl, who suffered burns to 85% of her body, hoped that each day there would be a new chance to have a normal life again so that she could go to school and help her grandmother around the house.
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