By Maldives, May 2024 —Sun Siyam Vilu Reef, is delighted to announce the successful celebration of Children’s Day on May 10th and World Thalassemia Day on May 12th, 2024. These events, held in collaboration with the local communities of Dh Hulhudelhi and Bandidhoo, showcased our commitment to social responsibility, education, and community engagement.
Children’s Day Festivities on Dh Hulhudelhi
On May 10th, the team from Sun Siyam Vilu Reef visited the nearby island of Dh Hulhudelhi to celebrate Children’s Day with the local kids. The day was filled with joy and laughter as children participated in a variety of fun activities and games organized by our staff. Highlights of the day included:
- Face Painting: Kids enjoyed getting their faces painted with vibrant colors and imaginative designs, bringing smiles and excitement to all.
- Cake Art: A creative cake decorating session allowed the children to express their artistic talents and indulge in sweet treats.
- Tic Tac Toe: Engaging in this classic game, children displayed their strategic thinking and had loads of fun in friendly competition.
The event was a delightful success, fostering a sense of community and making unforgettable memories for the children of Dh Hulhudelhi.
World Thalassemia Day on Bandidhoo
In honor of World Thalassemia Day on May 12th, Sun Siyam Vilu Reef organized a special awareness event on the nearby island of Bandidhoo. The event aimed to educate and spread awareness about thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder, among the local population and our resort staff. Key activities included:
- Educational Talk: Specialist doctors delivered an informative talk on thalassemia, discussing its causes, symptoms, and treatments. They emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and regular medical care.
- Sustainability Initiatives: Printey, our Sustainability Spokesperson, highlighted the resort’s efforts in promoting health and well-being within the community. Printey’s engaging presentation underscored the significance of awareness and support for individuals affected by thalassemia.
The event was well-received, with participants gaining valuable knowledge and a deeper understanding of thalassemia. It underscored Sun Siyam Vilu Reef’s dedication to health education and community welfare.