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Did you know that neonatal mortality accounted for three quarters of all infant deaths in Vietnam?
This March, ‘Team Benoy’ are taking part in Cycle a Difference to help improve this statistic.
The Cycle a Difference – ‘Asian Business Ride’ - is a fully supported event in remote northwest Vietnam. All funds raised will go to supporting neonatal nurse training and medical education programmes in the region. Newborns Vietnam works in partnership with Da Nang Hospital for Women & Children, Vietnam’s National Children’s Hospital in Hanoi and district and provincial hospitals that serve large rural populations in central Vietnam.
As a team, we are asking for the support of our wider networks to help raise further funds for this great cause. Please click the below link to see how these much needed and appreciated funds will be used – helping to bolster the medical support available to newborns in Vietnam. We thank you your support.
Meet our team:
- Joshua Noad - Benoy
- Trevor Vivian - Benoy
- Eleanor Duprez - BNP Paribas
- David Parkin - Swire Properties
About the ride:
This is a 600km fully supported ride in the spectacular landscapes of the remote northwest of Vietnam from Lao Cai to Mai Chau. Our team will experience epic biking, amazing scenery, towering mountains, cascading rice terraces, the simple rhythms of rural life and the warmth or Vietnamese hospitality. Covering 150km a day, our team will face some tough climbs as we move through the mountains over the four day ride.
Key stats:
- 600 kilometres
- 150 kilometers per day
- 4 Team Riders
- 1 Great Cause - Newborns Vietnam
Target Sponsorship:
We would like to thank Benoy for supporting our team participation in this event - getting us all to Vietnam and ready on the ground to tackle the ride to raise the profile of Newborns Vietnam,. As a team, we are asking for the support of our wider networks to help raise further funds for this great cause. Your generous donations will help bolster the medical support available to newborns in Vietnam.
About Newborns Vietnam:
Worldwide, too many newborns continue to die. In 2015, neonatal mortality accounted for three quarters of all infant deaths in Vietnam and more than half of mortality in under five years.
Newborns Vietnam provide bespoke neonatal nurse training and medical education programmes. The training programmes are developed and delivered in partnership with British high education institutions and NHS teaching hospitals, local health providers and medical training colleges.
The organisation is currently working in partnership with Da Nang hospital for Women & children, Vietnam's National Children's Hospital in Hanoi and district and provincial hospitals that serve large rural populations in central Vietnam.