Project Senehasa Phase II: Honoring the Unsung Heroines
In the quiet corners of hospital wards, where strength is measured in sleepless nights and love is spelled in sacrifices, there are heroes who ask for nothing—the mothers of children battling cancer. While the world moves on, these women remain—unshakable, unseen. They trade their comfort for hospital chairs, their dreams for test results, their rest for whispered lullabies in the dark. They are the steady hands that hold IV lines, the silent shoulders that absorb tears, the weary hearts that keep beating for their children when their own strength runs thin. This Mother’s Day, we set out to do one simple thing: to see them . Through Project Senehasa Phase II , we reached out with small tokens—a tote bag, an umbrella, fabric for a dress, hair oil, soap, a hair clip, a pair of earrings, an underskirt, sanitary pads, and a card of appreciation—not as gifts, but as love letters. A way to say: We notice you. We honor you. ...
