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Children's Health Foundation asks hotels to 'donate a night'

Kerry family support campaign for Temple Street Hospital – 'Alexis has grown up there it's like a home away from home'

A Killarney girl and her family are urging the public to support a new campaign for Temple Street Children’s Hospital – which has played a huge part in their lives since little Alexis was born.

Kerry girl and family support Hotels for Little Heroes Campaign for Temple Street Hospital

A Killarney girl and her family are urging the public to support a new campaign for Temple Street Children’s Hospital – which has played a huge part in their lives since little Alexis was born.

Musicians engage with listeners in novel ways

Musicians engage with listeners in novel ways Updated: Updated: May 27, 2021 22:17 IST Artistes are coming up with researched and thematic ideas to connect more deeply with online listeners Share Article AAA Artistes are coming up with researched and thematic ideas to connect more deeply with online listeners With time on their hands and normalcy nowhere in sight, Carnatic musicians are busy creating interesting and thematic music series on YouTube. Unlike during the first lockdown, which saw a surfeit of random and generally poor quality programming in a frenetic need to stay visible, these series are more about researching the nuances, knowledge-sharing, and documentation. Backed by the latest technology, the professionally produced series offer excellent options for musicians to engage with listeners in the absence of live concerts.

Lotties Lollies in Maidstone launches 'Little Heroes' campaign to reward children through lockdown

International Childhood Cancer Day: 'Willpower of parents essential in cure' | Mangaluru News

MANGALURU: “I want to join the Indian Army,” said a teenager who had recovered from cancer. At a conversation with ‘Little Heroes’ (childhood cancer survivors) organised by KMC Hospital as part of the International Childhood Cancer Day, children, who have been recovered from cancer, expressed their ambitions of scaling greater heights in life, be it as a police officer, pro-Kabaddi player or a youtuber. “Where there is a will there is cure,” said Dr Harsha Prasad L, pediatric hemato oncologist, KMC Hospital. Thanking cricketer Harbhajan Singh for supplying cancer medicines to Shashank (name changed), Dr Prasad said that the poor family of the child was unable to bear the cost of treatment. “Parents should not be demotivated when their children suffer from cancer. If you have the willpower, you can fight cancer,” he said.