Sabina, in collaboration with the Sri Muang Market, continues its second year of the breast prosthesis sewing activity, delivering 100 prostheses to Rajburi Hospital.

Sabina Public Company Limited, under the Sabina Sewing Cup Sewing Heart project “Sewing Breasts with Heart to Fight Breast Cancer,” supports the provision of 100 breast prostheses in a volunteer activity at the Sri Muang Market, which has been held for the second consecutive year in collaboration with the National Mother of the Year Foundation for mothers across the nation in Ratchaburi Province and partner networks. This event took place on October 28, 2026, in the meeting room on the 3rd floor of the Sri Muang Market Office, aiming to boost confidence and provide encouragement to breast cancer patients.

This event was honored by Dr. Veena Srisampapong, the wife of the Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office and Vice President of the Social Welfare Council of Thailand under Royal Patronage, who presided over the opening ceremony. Ms. Salila Rujjanwong, advisor to the CSR working group of Sri Muang Market, reported the objectives of the event, along with Dr. Nikom Malithong, Director of Ratchaburi Hospital, medical staff, nurses, executives, employees of Sri Muang Market, and volunteer networks participating in the activity.

During the event, participants joined in sewing breast prostheses while gaining knowledge about self-breast examination and breast cancer treatment services from the Radiation Therapy and Oncology Center at Ratchaburi Hospital. They also received advice on selecting appropriate lingerie for post-operative patients from the women's lingerie department at Robinson Department Store, Ratchaburi branch. The completed 100 breast prostheses were delivered to Ratchaburi Hospital for distribution to patients in need.

Sabina aims to leverage its expertise in lingerie to benefit women, alongside supporting volunteer spirit and collaboration from all sectors, transforming every stitch of intention into care that reaches breast cancer patients.