Chelsea Clinton visits Cambodian hospital to hand out donations to children affected by HIV and AIDS

• She is in the country for two days, visiting Clinton Foundation projects
• The 33-year-old toured Neak Loeang Referral Hospital this morning
• Handed out stationary to children at the hospital
• Praised Cambodia's efforts in tackling HIV and AIDS

By Jill Reilly
PUBLISHED: 30 May 2013
http://www.dailymail.co.uk

Chelsea Clinton looked relaxed today as she spent the morning at a Cambodian hospital handing out donations to children affected by HIV and AIDS. 
The only child of former U.S. President Bill Clinton is in the country for two days, visiting projects of the Clinton Foundation. 
Wearing a black and white patterned skirt, a black vest top and heels, the 33-year-old toured Neak Loeang Referral Hospital.
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Humanitarian: Chelsea Clinton hands out her donation to children who are affected by HIV/AIDS at a hospital at Neak Loeung town, Cambodia

Visit: Chelsea is on her second day visit to an affected HIV/AIDS center in the town where Clinton Foundation projects placed

Launch: The aim of her visit was to launch the Clinton Health Access Initiative new Cambodia 3.0 Strategy, which aims to have zero new deaths, zero new infections, and zero stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS

The aim of her visit was to launch the Clinton Health Access Initiative new Cambodia 3.0 Strategy, which aims to have zero new deaths, zero new infections, and zero stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS.

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Yesterday she visited Cambodia's National Center for HIV/AIDS, Dermatology and STDs (NCHADS), where she praised the country for its efforts in fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Chelsea met with some 50 NCHADS staff and then held a news conference where she highlighted the progress made by the Cambodian authorities.

'I would like to thank Cambodia for being an example and effectively a challenge to the rest of the global community,' she said.

'I would also like to recognize Cambodia for not mistaking progress for success and I think that is similarly a very real and rare achievement, that Cambodia has come so far and it is still so singularly focused on eliminating new HIV/AIDS cases by 2020 including eliminating effectively mother to child transmission is remarkable,' she told a news conference. Watch the video and see more pictures and read the full article here.