GOOD NEWS - BAIC South Africa has partnered with Siyavuka for Kids, a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of seriously ill children and their families across the Eastern Cape.
The collaboration started with a donation of R300 000 on Friday 17 July at the M3 Paediatric Oncology Ward at Provincial Hospital in Gqeberha, where BAIC SA and Siyavuka for Kids plan to bring hope, support and care to children facing some of life's greatest challenges.
Siyavuka for Kids was established to support the current Paediatric Oncology and Haematology Unit at Provincial Hospital while working towards the long-term goal of developing a specialist Children's Hospital in Gqeberha.
The organisation believes every child living with a serious illness deserves access to specialist care close to home, delivered in a safe, compassionate and supportive environment.
With an estimated 400 children in the Eastern Cape expected to be diagnosed with cancer each year, the organisation continues to raise awareness, mobilise support and improve access to life-saving treatment and holistic care for children and their families.
Happiness was at the order of the day.
A partnership built on shared purpose
For BAIC South Africa, this partnership represents far more than a sponsorship - it is an opportunity to contribute to an organisation whose work is changing lives every day.
Yiota Kieck, CEO of Siyavuka for Kids said the generous support from BAIC Automobile South Africa will make a tangible and lasting difference.
"This contribution will provide much-needed equipment and resources that enhance patient care, while helping to create a safer, more comfortable and more dignified environment for children and their families during an incredibly difficult time."
Together, BAIC South Africa and Siyavuka for Kids look forward to making a meaningful difference - one child, one family and one act of kindness at a time.
BAIC South Africa is contributing to an organisation whose work is changing lives every day.
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