Can-Clover

In Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for family gatherings, colorful lanterns, lion dances, and childhood memories. For children spending the holiday in the hospital, bringing these traditions to their side can help them feel part of the celebrations. On September 17, “Colors of Full Moon” brought this festive spirit to Hall B of […]

Before, Hung’s mother was so afraid of needles and blood that she could barely look during his blood tests. Today, she is the one carrying her son into the room for IV access, lumbar punctures, and staying by his side through every round of chemotherapy. Since  became ill, it has not only been a boy […]

“Back then, I didn’t know what cancer was. I asked why Mom kept crying. I thought she was just yawning…” Around October 2025, Quỳnh developed a lump in her neck. At first, her family thought it was simply a sore throat, so they took her to the doctor and gave her medication. About two weeks […]

On August 12, Children’s Hospital 2 came alive with “Colors of Childhood”, an activity created for children with cancer receiving inpatient treatment. The program gave them a space to play, explore, and express their creativity – bringing moments of joy, taking their minds off the hospital routine, encouraging them to connect freely with friends and […]

During the Creative Arts Therapy psychosocial support session for children with cancer organized by Can-Clover at Children’s Hospital 2 on July 22, young patients expressed themselves through colorful masks and paintings. At the same time, parents had the opportunity to slow down, create personalized name plaques, and write heartfelt messages to one another. Dang Vinh […]

Every child has a universe of their own – a place where imagination knows no limits and every star and planet is part of a world they create themselves. For every child, play, exploration, and interaction with the world are essential parts of growing up. Yet for many children undergoing cancer treatment, these experiences are […]

“Take your time, sweetheart. I’ll wait for you.” Throughout their treatment journey, our little warriors quickly become accustomed to following instructions from adults: when to receive medication, when to have blood drawn, when to undergo another test. Following these routines is essential for recovery, but it also means they rarely get the chance to make […]

“My greatest wish is for you to be healthy again, just like other children. No more needles, no more pain. I will keep fighting beside you, my little warrior.” In a room filled with colors during an Art Therapy session for children with cancer at City Children’s Hospital, there was one quiet corner. While the […]

“Thank you, Dad, for always being by my side and taking care of me. I wish you good health, happiness, and many joyful days ahead. I love you so much.” These were the words An carefully wrote for her father, who has been by her side every day throughout her hospital stay. Life has never […]