辽宁省朝阳市开展“银龄行动”为老兵点亮尊崇之光

Core Points - The event organized by the Liaoning Province Chaoyang Veterans Affairs Bureau and other local organizations aimed to provide health care and support to veterans and elderly citizens, emphasizing the government's care for these groups [1][2] - A total of 42 volunteers participated in the initiative, which included medical consultations, health education, and safety checks for elderly veterans [1][2] Group 1: Volunteer Services - Three volunteer service teams were formed to provide medical consultations, care support, and policy advocacy for veterans and elderly citizens [1] - The medical team consisted of 4 retired military doctors and 10 professional medical staff, offering free health checks and personalized health management plans [1] Group 2: Health Services Provided - The health services included free blood pressure and blood sugar tests, electrocardiograms, and ultrasound examinations, targeting common chronic diseases among the elderly [1] - Over 650 copies of health prevention and first aid skill manuals were distributed, along with health education sessions to enhance self-care awareness among the community [1] Group 3: Impact on the Community - The initiative directly benefited over 11,470 retired soldiers, 4,350 preferential treatment recipients, 960 "Honor in the Party for 50 Years" veterans, and more than 350 community members [2] - Personal visits were made to elderly veterans, such as 99-year-old Zhang Wanhua, to provide tailored medical care and assess their living conditions for safety [2]