“每年头伏的时候，残联都组织医生来给我们贴敷，真是太幸福啦！”家住大东区荣乐社区的一级视力残疾人王阿姨高兴地说。

7月20日，记者获悉，市残联组织发动沈阳市“有爱无碍”志愿助残服务总队和分队在全市范围内开展“送清凉、送健康、送帮扶、送服务”活动，为残疾人朋友送上夏日里的贴心服务，让他们在炎炎夏日感受到来自社会的关心与关爱。

送服务：头伏助盲暖心服务

7月20日正式入伏。大东区志愿助残服务分队在津桥街道荣乐社区举办了“健康公益行”头伏助盲暖心服务活动，来自和平、沈河、铁西、皇姑区的百余位盲人朋友参加活动。活动现场热闹非凡，理发服务志愿者们动作娴熟，细心地为盲人朋友们修剪头发，清爽的发型为盲人朋友送去夏日的清凉。医护志愿者们忙着为大家测量血压、血糖，并根据每个人的身体状况提供专业的健康建议。值得一提的是，头伏贴敷服务备受欢迎，医护人员耐心地为有需要的残疾人贴上三伏贴，帮助他们调养身体。一位接受贴敷服务的残疾人感激地说：“残联想得太周到了，每年都能让我们享受到这样的服务。”

大东区志愿助残服务分队组织医护志愿者为盲人贴敷

文艺志愿者们献上精彩的演出，诗朗诵《民族的丰碑》慷慨激昂，深情致敬英烈。还有手绘盲道环节，20名小志愿者巧手描绘出一幅幅充满奇思妙想的生动画卷，吸引众多路人目光。小志愿者纷纷表示，希望通过自己的行动，让盲人爷爷奶奶、叔叔阿姨们的出行更加方便。

大东区志愿助残服务分队组织小志愿者手绘盲道

头伏饺子分外香。活动接近尾声时，志愿者们将满载爱心的饺子送到盲人手中。盲人李大哥感慨道：“大伙儿热热闹闹聚在一起，让我们残疾人真切地感受到社会大家庭的温暖。这种温暖不仅驱散了夏日的炎热，而且让我们心里暖洋洋的。”

大东区志愿助残服务分队组织志愿者为盲人送上头伏饺子

送清凉：消暑慰问品送到家

“你们冒着酷暑来看我们，还带来这么多实用的东西，真是太感谢了！”一位残疾人拉着志愿者的手激动地说。7月15日，新民市志愿助残服务分队准备了花露水、风油精、硫磺皂、消毒湿巾等实用物品，走进残疾人家庭。

新民市志愿助残服务分队组织志愿者将花露水等消暑慰问品送到残疾人家中

每到一户，志愿者们都会亲切地询问残疾人近期的身体状况、生活情况以及高温天气的实际困难。他们还向残疾人普及防暑降温常识，如合理安排作息时间、及时补充水分等，并叮嘱大家做好自身的汛期安全防护，仔细检查家中的用电、用气安全。

送健康：医护志愿者登门服务

7月16日，法库县志愿助残服务分队携手吉祥街道卫生院、三面船村第二卫生室的医护人员深入依牛堡子镇和三面船镇重度残疾人家中走访探视。他们为行动不便的肢体残疾人测量血压、心肺听诊、做基础健康检查项目，并根据夏季特点，提供防暑、慢病护理建议。对于长期卧床的残疾人，医护人员还耐心指导家属如何进行日常护理，以预防压疮等并发症的发生。一位家属感激地说：“医护人员上门服务，解决了我们的大难题。”

送帮扶：农业专家现场技术指导

7月11日，辽中区残联携手辽宁欣大光农业科技有限公司，组织专家、农技人员前往杨士岗镇腰堡村西红柿种植基地、养士堡镇蓝莓生产基地、朱家房镇棚桃种植园基地，通过实地查看，面对面为种植户提供专业的技术指导。他们现场指导种植户：“高温天棚膜得早掀晚盖，这样既能透气，又能保住潮气。”“要清除底部老叶，让通风道畅通起来，不然潮气憋在里头，容易生灰霉病……”“专家们来得太及时了，我们正愁不知道怎么应对夏季汛期和高温高湿季节呢。”西红柿种植基地的负责人宋秀兰见到助残服务小分队人员，满脸喜悦。

辽中区志愿助残服务分队组织农业专家为种植户提供技术指导

下一步，市残联将持续关注高温天气下残疾人的生活状态，及时帮助解决生活困难。市残联相关负责人表示：“我们将不断优化‘四送’活动，加大服务力度，创新服务方式，全力为广大残疾人朋友送去清凉、健康、温暖和关爱，让每一位残疾人都能在这个夏天感受到社会的关怀与尊重，提升全市残疾人的幸福感和获得感。”

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Delivering Coolness, Health, Support, and Services — Shenyang Disabled Persons’ Federation Carries Out “Four Deliveries” Campaign

“Every year when the hottest days arrive, the Disabled Persons’ Federation arranges doctors to apply therapeutic plasters for us. It’s such a blessing!” said Ms. Wang, a visually impaired resident of Rongle Community in Dadong District.

On July 20, reporters learned that the Shenyang Disabled Persons’ Federation mobilized the city’s “Love Without Barriers” Volunteer Service Corps for the Disabled to launch a citywide campaign themed *“Delivering Coolness, Delivering Health, Delivering Support, Delivering Services.” The initiative aims to provide thoughtful summer services for people with disabilities, allowing them to feel society’s care and concern during the scorching season.

Delivering Services: Warm-Hearted Care for the Blind

July 20 marked the official start of the dog days of summer. The Dadong District Volunteer Service Team for the Disabled held a “Healthy Public Welfare Action” in Rongle Community, Jinqiao Subdistrict, offering warm-hearted services for the blind. Over 100 visually impaired friends from Heping, Shenhe, Tiexi, and Huanggu Districts participated.

The event was lively and bustling. Volunteer barbers skillfully gave haircuts, bringing cool relief. Medical volunteers measured blood pressure and blood sugar, offering tailored health advice. Particularly popular was the application of traditional herbal plasters (Sanfu tie) for seasonal body conditioning. “The Federation really thinks of everything—we get this service every year,” one participant said with gratitude.

Art volunteers gave performances, including a stirring recitation of <The Monument of the Nation>, paying heartfelt tribute to heroes. Meanwhile, 20 young volunteers painted colorful and imaginative scenes on tactile paving, drawing the attention of passersby. The children said they hoped their efforts would make travel easier for visually impaired elders.

As the event drew to a close, volunteers served dumplings—a traditional first-day-of-dog-days dish. “Gathering together like this makes us feel the warmth of society’s big family,” said Mr. Li, a blind participant. “It not only drives away the summer heat but also warms our hearts.”

Delivering Coolness: Household Visits with Relief Supplies

On July 15, volunteers from Xinmin City’s service team visited disabled households, bringing practical summer items such as mosquito repellent, medicated balm, sulfur soap, and disinfectant wipes. “Thank you so much for coming to see us in this heat and bringing these useful supplies,” said one resident emotionally, holding a volunteer’s hand.

Volunteers also asked about residents’ health and daily needs, shared heatstroke prevention tips, and reminded families to check household gas and electricity safety during flood season.

Delivering Health: Medical Services at the Doorstep

On July 16, volunteers in Faku County, together with medical staff from Jixiang Subdistrict Health Center and Sanmianchuan Village’s second clinic, visited severely disabled residents in Yinibaozi and Sanmianchuan towns. They conducted health checks—blood pressure, lung and heart exams, and basic screenings—while offering summer care advice and chronic disease management tips. For bedridden patients, staff trained caregivers on daily nursing skills to prevent bedsores and complications. “These home visits solved a huge problem for us,” said one family member.

Delivering Support: On-Site Agricultural Guidance

On July 11, the Liaozhong District Disabled Persons’ Federation, together with Liaoning Xinda Guang Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd., organized experts to visit tomato, blueberry, and peach production bases. They inspected the fields and gave hands-on guidance:

“On hot days, open greenhouse films earlier and close them later for ventilation and humidity control.”

“Remove lower old leaves to clear airways; trapped humidity will lead to gray mold.”

“The experts came just in time! We were worried about coping with flood season and the hot, humid weather,” said Song Xiulan, head of a tomato base, with relief.

Next Steps, the Shenyang Disabled Persons’ Federation will continue monitoring the living conditions of disabled residents during high summer temperatures and provide timely assistance. A Federation official stated:

“We will keep improving the ‘Four Deliveries’ program, enhance service capacity, and innovate service methods. Our goal is to deliver coolness, health, warmth, and care so that every person with disabilities feels society’s respect and compassion, and so that their happiness and sense of fulfillment are truly enhanced.”