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March 2025

Together, we can save newborn lives – will you join us?

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The Director of Tu Du Hospital welcomed the Honorary Consul General of Sri Lanka and President of the Consular Club HCM, Dr Gary Hartnoll, ERC NLS Course Director and the UK faculty. Today we witnessed something special —24 dedicated doctors, nurses, and midwives receiving scholarships for Newborn Life Support (NLS) training. This life-saving programme will give them the skills to resuscitate newborns in distress, giving more babies in Vietnam the chance to survive.

For the Consular Club of HCMC, supporting this initiative was an easy decision. The power of NLS is undeniable—it is already impacting neonatal care in north Vietnam, and now, thanks to Tu Du Hospital, it is making an impact in the south. Every life saved is a future changed; a family made whole. The recipients proudly wearing their “NLS Graduate 2025” t-shirts, generously sponsored by Regna, represent a new wave of ‘Lifesavers’. Appreciation and thanks to BIM Group, KMS Technology, and WINK, whose sponsorship for the program since 2022 has made NLS in Vietnam possible.

We were deeply moved by our visit to the new neonatal intensive care unit. The facilities are world-class, but what touched our hearts most was the love and dedication of the medical staff. We saw firsthand the tireless efforts of doctors and nurses who fight every day to keep the smallest, most fragile babies alive. Their passion and commitment left us with one clear feeling: we must do more!

We left Tu Du Hospital inspired and determined—to support more training, to provide more essential equipment, and to stand with these incredible healthcare professionals in their mission to save newborn lives.

Together, we can make a difference.

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