Million Gifts to Aid Vulnerable Patients, Chula Hospital

King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society, as a leading super-tertiary medical institution in the country, is committed to providing equal healthcare services to people of all backgrounds. According to performance statistics over the past three years (2023–2025), an average of 6,000 to 7,000 impoverished patients and vulnerable individuals received medical care annually, across both outpatient (OPD) and inpatient (IPD) services.

Although the hospital provides initial financial support totaling over 30 million THB per year, actual medical costs exceed 100 million THB annually. This leaves an average cumulative unpaid balance for medical treatments, medications, and medical supplies of up to 70 million THB per year—creating a major barrier for these patients to access continuous, effective care.

Thai Red Cross Society warmly invites you to join us in "Giving Hope and Saving Lives" by donating to support medical treatment, medications, and medical supplies for impoverished patients and vulnerable individuals across nine primary groups:

·         Patients with all types of cancer

·         Pediatric patients with chronic conditions or congenital disabilities

·         Patients with chronic conditions requiring long-term care

·         Organ transplant patients

·         Unregistered and statusless patients

·         Psychiatric patients

·         Impoverished foreign patients

·         Patients with disabilities

·         Elderly patients

Your donations are allocated transparently, evaluated on a case-by-case basis by medical social workers and a medical committee to fulfill three key objectives: providing medical financial aid to those in need, expanding access to modern medications and advanced medical technologies, and ensuring long-term sustainability for the hospital’s patient welfare program.

Thai Red Cross Society deeply appreciates your compassion in supporting our society. Your generosity today serves as a vital lifeline, helping fellow human beings overcome health crises and reclaim a good quality of life.