Last Sunday, we received a phone call from the Canada Centre Coordinator Ko Han Nyunt from Yangon.
He had passed on the news that due to the support efforts coordinated and delivered through the Canada Centre Foundation, Ma Nyunt Than from the village of Thanut Pin, who has been suffering from renal complications has greatly improved and has actually returned to her family at the village.
For those communities that have little education and access to health in the rural areas, our ability to provide support from afar and overseas through the Canada Centre has brought great joy and accomplishment to us.
Even though our individual contributions are small on their own, as each individual vapor mist come together to create a beautiful rainbow, our collective efforts will create great improvements to these communities and we can all take joy in our small contributions.
Ma Nyunt Than, who is mentioned earlier, did not have access to the Hospital services to improve on her renal condition relating to a Liver disease. As a result, she had been resulting to the traditional medicines but her conditions had been deteriorating to critical phases. Her suffering had been great due to this declining condition.
Attempts to take her to the Hospitals in Yangon had been thought of but could not happen due to the lack of financial support.
Earlier in 2015, when delegations from the Canada Centre were visiting to the communities, their focused planning and commitment to improve the education and access to health have resulted in the direct contribution to the improvement of the healthcare for people like Ma Nyunt Than.
A sum of five thousand ( 500,000) Kyat was administered to focus on helping Ma Nyunt Than at the time when she was needing the care the most and effective care was able to be provided in Yangon. Her return to the wellbeing and subsequent discharge and return to the community is one of the great success stories of the effectiveness of the Centre.
To all the patrons from within and abroad who have been and continuing to support the efforts of the Canada Centre, we would like to share this great news story with all of you and would like to Thank you for your great deeds.
May Buddha blessing upon all!
He had passed on the news that due to the support efforts coordinated and delivered through the Canada Centre Foundation, Ma Nyunt Than from the village of Thanut Pin, who has been suffering from renal complications has greatly improved and has actually returned to her family at the village.
For those communities that have little education and access to health in the rural areas, our ability to provide support from afar and overseas through the Canada Centre has brought great joy and accomplishment to us.
Even though our individual contributions are small on their own, as each individual vapor mist come together to create a beautiful rainbow, our collective efforts will create great improvements to these communities and we can all take joy in our small contributions.
Ma Nyunt Than, who is mentioned earlier, did not have access to the Hospital services to improve on her renal condition relating to a Liver disease. As a result, she had been resulting to the traditional medicines but her conditions had been deteriorating to critical phases. Her suffering had been great due to this declining condition.
Attempts to take her to the Hospitals in Yangon had been thought of but could not happen due to the lack of financial support.
Earlier in 2015, when delegations from the Canada Centre were visiting to the communities, their focused planning and commitment to improve the education and access to health have resulted in the direct contribution to the improvement of the healthcare for people like Ma Nyunt Than.
A sum of five thousand ( 500,000) Kyat was administered to focus on helping Ma Nyunt Than at the time when she was needing the care the most and effective care was able to be provided in Yangon. Her return to the wellbeing and subsequent discharge and return to the community is one of the great success stories of the effectiveness of the Centre.
To all the patrons from within and abroad who have been and continuing to support the efforts of the Canada Centre, we would like to share this great news story with all of you and would like to Thank you for your great deeds.
May Buddha blessing upon all!
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