The program featured many artists such as Khac Trieu, Cam Van, Tuan Hung, Ung Hoang Phuc, Pham Khanh Hung, Uyen Linh, Lan Nha, CECE Truong, artist Mai Dinh Toi, record-breaking painter Doan Viet Tien, and around 1,300 guests including partners from S.I.S Can Tho International General Hospital and benefactors from the charity fund for poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region.

According to Ph.D. Dr. Tran Chi Cuong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the charity fund for poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region, the financial burden of stroke treatment is significant for the poor in the region. This is also a concern for doctors treating stroke patients.

The charity fund for stroke patients in the Mekong Delta was established in 2020 with the belief of "never giving up on any stroke patient". Thanks to the support of the fund, 1,119 stroke patients from various provinces in the Mekong Delta region have received a total amount of over 10.579 billion VND for their treatment. The fund has also carried out many meaningful activities such as supporting the community and the healthcare sector in timely emergency treatment of severe stroke cases and severe COVID-19 cases requiring ventilators, supporting COVID-19 vaccination in the community, constructing a COVID-19 intensive care unit with 20 beds equipped with ventilators and central oxygen supply, supporting ventilators and SpO2 monitors for COVID-19 patients...

A special art performance at the music night.

In addition, the Fund also collaborates with S.I.S Can Tho International General Hospital, the Ho Chi Minh City Congenital Heart Intervention Association, the Vietnam Heart Healing Association, and the Health Departments of localities in the Mekong Delta region… to implement a free screening program for congenital heart defects for preschool and primary school students in provinces such as Long An, Soc Trang, Can Tho, and Dong Thap, with over 1,000 children receiving free screening for congenital heart defects. This helps to early detect and cure congenital heart disease in children.

Ph.D. Dr. Tran Chi Cuong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the charity fund for poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region, hopes that the aforementioned charity fund can expand nationwide so that all stroke patients facing economic difficulties and difficulties in accessing modern technology can receive treatment for stroke.

With the results that the charity fund for poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region has achieved in the past, Ph.D. Dr. Tran Chi Cuong hopes that the aforementioned charity fund can be expanded nationwide so that all stroke patients facing economic difficulties and difficulties in accessing modern technology can receive treatment for stroke.

Speaking at the program, Permanent Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Can Tho City Duong Tan Hien stated that the charity fund for poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region is not just financial support, but also bears the professional mark of doctors, and medical staff, and has profound humanitarian significance; not only helping poor stroke patients in material aspects but also in professional, spiritual, and compassionate aspects,… helping patients to have more motivation and strength to overcome their illnesses, rise up in life, and spread the consciousness of living for the community.

Performers serve the audience at the concert.

At the event, there was also an auction to raise funds for the charity fund supporting poor stroke patients in the Mekong Delta region. The entire amount of money raised from the profits of the concert night will continue to nurture compassion and contribute significantly to reviving and giving a new life to unfortunate stroke patients.