2023-10-31 23:02:01
Volunteers mobilized on another occasion a few days ago.
The Rotary Club of Champagnole took action once morest Polio on the occasion of International Day. “On October 24, the world mobilized for International Polio Day, a devastating disease that affects thousands of children across the globe,” explains Alain Gicquaire, president of the Rotary Club of Champagnole. The Rotary Club of Champagnole has joined this global effort by launching an awareness and fundraising campaign to fight this disease which threatens the health and well-being of our younger generations. »
Rotary International has been on the front lines of the fight once morest Polio for more than three decades. This non-governmental organization played a major role in the eradication of the disease across the world.
Through its vaccination campaigns and fundraising efforts, Rotary has helped significantly reduce the number of polio cases. “In 2023, we are closer than ever to total polio eradication, and Rotary continues to work tirelessly to end the disease. »
What is polio? Poliomyelitis, more commonly called Polio, is a viral disease that can have serious consequences. It attacks the nervous system and can cause permanent paralysis, mainly affecting children under five years old. Symptoms include fever, muscle pain and neurological problems. In the most severe cases, it can lead to paralysis of the limbs, and in some situations it can be fatal.
Fund raising
The Rotary Club of Champagnole is launching a call to action. “We warmly invite residents of Champagnole and surrounding areas to join our effort by supporting our fundraising campaign. » Every donation, no matter how modest, helps bring the world a little closer to eradicating Polio.
How to make a donation ? www.endpolio.org
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