'Repco Home Finance' donates 25 lakh rupees to Idhayangal Trust

Repco Home Finance has donated Rs.25 lakh to the Idhayangal Trust to help treat poor children with diabetes.



Coimbatore: Rs.25 lakh has been provided to the Idhayangal Trust under the Corporate Community Development Program on behalf of Repco Home Finance to help pay for the medical expenses of poor children with type 1 diabetes.

Muralitharan, Regional Manager, Repco Home Finance, and Siju, Assistant General Manager, Repco Home Finance, presented the check to Dr. Krishnan Swaminathan, Chairman, Hearts Foundation, at a function held at the Hearts Foundation office opposite the Government Medical College, Coimbatore this morning.

At the event, poor children and their parents receiving medical assistance on behalf of the Idhayangal Trust spoke about their experiences.

Muralitharan, Regional Manager, Repco Home Finance, said:-

We have been doing various assistance on behalf of our company under the Corporate Social Responsibility Program.

We have already donated Rs.25 lakhs to help the noble cause of the Idhayangal Trust. As they continue to do their best, we have now again provided financial assistance of Rs.25 lakhs to help many more poor children get medical help.

Idhayangal Trust‘ President and Diabetes Specialist, Dr. Krishnan Swaminathan, said:-

Diabetes can be classified into two types, 'type 1' and 'type 2'. Type 2 diabetes is more common in people. 'Type 1' diabetes is a very dangerous disease.

Children between the ages of 1 and 14 are the most affected. Frequent urination, fatigue, poor eyesight, and excessive hunger are some of the symptoms of this disease. Failure to diagnose and treat the disease early can lead to what can be called a 'diabetic coma' and death.

Children with this type of diabetes need to take insulin and medications throughout their lives.

I have started and run the Idhayangal Trust with the aim of providing free medical care to children from poor families affected and affected by this disease.

On behalf of our trust, we continue to provide insulin and medicines to poor children affected by this disease in all parts of Tamil Nadu.

The first phase of 'Repco Home Finance' provided Rs. 25 lakhs so that it was able to provide medical aid to 100 children. More than 50 children will be provided with various medical aids, including insulin, with the financial assistance of Rs 25 lakh which they have now re-provided.

We are going to provide sophisticated and expensive insulin pump for five children.

On behalf of the Hearts Foundation team and the beneficiaries, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Repco Home Finance for overseeing and authorizing our work.

Those who would like to help with the work we are doing, can contact our Trust at 9042858882, 8526421150.

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