TECO Minister Samson Chang (second from left) alongside Chou Shangguan (third from left), executive director of Chou Ta-Kuan Foundation and Filipino teenager Donita Yu (third from right)
TECO Minister Samson Chang (second from left) alongside Chou Shangguan (third from left), executive director of Chou Ta-Kuan Foundation and Filipino teenager Donita Yu (third from right)

The Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation, a public welfare organization founded in Taiwan, will be sponsoring the overseas treatment of 18-year-old Donita Uy, a Filipina diagnosed with bone cancer. The foundation’s executive director, Chou Shang-guan, called on the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (Teco) in the Philippines Minister Samson Chang during a brief ceremony on December 4, where Donita and her family were granted a sponsorship certificate for treatment, surgery and medication in Taiwan for nine months.

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