Doctors and nurses at Hanoi Rehabilitation Hospital receive students for examination. Photo: Thu Dung

Within the framework of the program, 60 students of Hanoi Private Secondary School for Deaf and Mute Children were examined by doctors of Hanoi Rehabilitation Hospital for height, teeth and jaws, eyes, endoscopy, and disability classification. From there, the doctors discovered diseases and future treatment directions for disabled students to improve and restore their skills, communication, memory, and thinking better.

Chairman of the Hanoi Red Cross Society Le Tu Luc (middle) closely monitors the screening and health check-up process for children. Photo: Thu Dung

Sharing about this program, Chairman of the Hanoi Red Cross Society Le Tu Luc said that this is one of the meaningful activities organized by the Society in response to the Humanitarian Month 2025, as well as to care for, protect and improve the health of people with disabilities. The screening and diagnosis activities to determine the health status of deaf and mute children aim to support and create equal development opportunities for vulnerable groups in the community, contributing to building a compassionate community. Based on the screening results, the City Red Cross Society will develop programs suitable for each individual's physical condition, helping children to play and study depending on the level and characteristics of their disabilities, and develop both physically and mentally.

Hanoi Private Secondary School for Deaf and Mute Children (Nhan Chinh Ward, Thanh Xuan District) was established in 1990, specializing in caring for and educating disabled children including hearing loss, deaf children who are no longer able to speak, autistic children, children with mental retardation, disabled children...

Health screening will support the training process in a personalized manner, suitable for each child's physical condition. Photo: Thu Dung

The school principal, Mr. Ta Ngoc Anh - Member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Hanoi Red Cross Movement Committee, shared that this free health screening program once again affirms the Hanoi Red Cross's concern for the school's disabled and disadvantaged students. This activity also contributes to creating equal development opportunities for disabled children - a vulnerable group in the community, contributing to building a compassionate community.

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