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On November 17, for the eleventh year in a row, more than 60 countries around the world are lighting various buildings with this color, to draw the public’s attention to premature babies, premature birth, its causes, problems and dangers, according to the Press release.
A total of 37 objects were painted purple throughout Lithuania, up to 37. These are the cities of Alytus, Klaipėda, Panevėžys, Šiauliai and Akmenė, Joniškis, Lazdijai, Raseiniai, Šiauliai, Švenčionys, Telšiai, Vilnius districts, municipalities, Kagžai . , Pakruojis, Linkuva Cultural Centers, Prienai and Balbieriškis Cultural and Leisure Centers, Ukmergė Family Center, Vilnius District Child and Family Welfare and Social Services Centers, Jonava Light Tower, Kaunas and Klaipėda Town Hall, Theater of the town of Alytus, Pontoon pier at Elektrėnai lagoon, Palanga concert hall, Rokiškis manor, Šilalė St. Francis of Assisi Church, Šilutė Hugo Šojus Manor, Radviliškis Eldership Building, Ignitis Group Building in Vilnius, Žvejų St. 14 and Karalius Mindaugas and Žvėrynas Bridges.
“According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the number of premature babies in the world grows every year, around 15 million. Every year, around 1,500 ancestors are born in Lithuania, which are very important and need not only medical attention not only the quantitative indicators of survival are important, but also the qualitative indicators of later life, which depend directly on the timely and accurate assistance provided to the family.
Therefore, this Friday we launched the first unified remote educational platform in the country “I am cultivating Lithuania“It will not only be a great help for families who have given birth or lost premature babies, but also a tool to help all parents, future or current, to take proper care of emotional well-being, mental health and parenting skills. of the whole family, “said Asta Spei, director of the Association for Preterm Newborns. -Radzevičienė.
Remember that in Lithuania for several months there has been a 24-hour support and assistance line for families who have given birth to a premature newborn. You can call the Ankstukai line on +370 612 03 800. Volunteers are ready to listen and, if necessary, can speak with a medical psychologist who works with parents and relatives of ancestors. Any of us can contribute to every call and response – stay ahead in the fight for life by sacrificing online.
The Premature Pregnancy Association is the first and only organization established in 2012 by parents of premature babies to operate nationwide and represent premature babies and their parents. The association is a member of the international organization European Newborn Health Fund (EFCNI) and the Global Alliance for Newborn Care (GLANCE). committee member.
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