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Rotary Club Chennai Towers launches new projects

Staff Reporter

Chennai: The Rotary Club Chennai Towers has announced construction of the first hospice in Tamil Nadu for advanced stage cancer patients.

It will also build a special play area for advanced stage cancer patients.

Another scheme is the renovation of the special play area for children with cerebral palsy, learning disabilities and autism at Vidya Sagar.

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