MAHE inaugurates Chess Camp Series to fund poor Child Cancer patients
December 21, 2021
21st December 2021, 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏: A series of chess camps planned to be conducted in and around 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 and Udupi was inaugurated by Dr HS Ballal, Pro-Chancellor, 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏. The initiative to organise these camps has been taken up by Rotary Club of 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 town in partnership with JCI 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 Hill City.
The amount raised through this initiative would be added to the Rotary Child Cancer Fund at MAHE and the interest derived out of the corpus will be used to treat child cancer patients admitted to Kasturba Hospital, 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏.
Speaking about the inauguration of the camps, Dr HS Ballal, Pro Chancellor, 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 Academy of Higher Education said “Child Cancer is curable and there is a need for awareness around this issue. I commend the efforts of Rotary Club 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 Town, JCI 娱乐老虎机,森林舞会游戏 Hill City and Department of Medical Oncology at Kasturba Hospital who have taken up this cause. While more than 95% for child cancer patients are cured in developed countries, the cure rate is much less in countries like India, mainly because of financial hardship. MAHE has always corroborated with charitable clubs to help the needy and supporting these camps is another step in this regard. I wish the organisers all the success and urge the attendees to extend their support for the treatment of deprived children suffering from cancer”
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