Caring hands bring comfort to war veterans

Founded in 1957, the centre becomes a treatment facility for severely wounded soldiers from across the country.

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The centre currently cares for 47 severely wounded veterans from across Vietnam, many of whom served during the resistance war against US imperialism and the Fatherland's border defence war.

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Simple conversations among veterans help relieve the pain of war and bring more joy to life.

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"All wounded veterans suffering severe injuries during the war require comprehensive, round-the-clock care. The center will remain a true second home for the veterans and a place where staff take pride in their service," says Ma Thi Bich Nhan, director of the centre.

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Nguyen Thi Thuong, 44, a staff member at Duy Tien Centre, carries on her family's tradition of gratitude. Her father-in-law was a fallen soldier, while her mother-in-law, a severely wounded veteran, is among those receiving care at the facility.

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The dedication of the staff contributes to spreading the moral principle of "When drinking water, remember its source" through concrete actions.

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Daily meals are prepared in accordance with the health conditions of each veteran.

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The dedicated care provided by the nursing team facilitates the rehabilitation process and enhances the quality of life.

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Meals are served in veterans' rooms.

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Nurses provide dedicated assistance to wounded soldiers with their daily activities, ranging from meals to rehabilitation.

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Each veteran has a comfortable, fully equipped room. Family members may stay with them to facilitate care, offer support, and share in their daily lives.

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A simple moment of reunion between a veteran and his relative

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War veterans remain role models for younger generations who visit the centre to learn about the nation's revolutionary traditions.

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Beyond giving medical treatment, the centre’s staff serve as a source of emotional support, sharing difficulties with veterans in daily life.

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War has long gone, but its wounds still hurt soldiers' bodies. Duy Tien War Invalids Nursing Centre is a place to relieve the pain of war of veterans.