Our Nurses. Our future. “Caring for nurses strengthens economies”

About the Program

International Nurses Day is celebrated every year on May 12, the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. This day honors the incredible contributions that nurses make to society and the healthcare system. Nurses are the backbone of medical care, offering compassion, strength, and skilled support to patients in their most vulnerable moments.

The day serves as a reminder of the vital role nurses play in promoting health, preventing illness, and caring for individuals across all settings-from hospitals and clinics to homes and communities. It is also a time to recognize their dedication, hard work, and the challenges they face daily with courage and compassion.

Objectives of the Program

• To honor and appreciate the invaluable contributions of nurses in providing quality healthcare.
• To raise awareness about the vital role of nurses in the healthcare system and society.
• To motivate and encourage nurses by recognizing their hard work, compassion, and dedication.
• To promote unity and professional pride among nursing students through celebration and fellowship.
• To provide a platform for nurses and students to express their talents through cultural and educational activities.
• To inspire the younger generation to pursue nursing as a noble and rewarding career.

Expected Outcome of the Program

• Increased appreciation and recognition for the nursing profession.
• Enhanced motivation and morale of nurses.
• Greater awareness about the critical role of nurses in healthcare delivery and patient well-being.
• Strengthened sense of unity and pride among nursing students.
• Encouragement for students to pursue their nursing education.
• Promotion of a positive work environment that values empathy, compassion, and teamwork.