As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the philanthropic cultural activity "Join, Save Lives" was held in Pristina. In a hall where notes of hope sang louder than any melody, a new voice rose to show that even the darkest stars can shine again, highlighted by Rilind's moving speech Aliut, a leukemia survivor. Rilindi, now a powerful voice of hope, shared his inspiring story of fighting leukemia. Being diagnosed at the age of 17, Rilindi spent three years of intensive treatment. With touching honesty, he revealed how his family bore the burden of the truth, trying to protect him from the fear of diagnosis. "Today, having gone through this battle, I feel a new strength within me. I won not only against the disease, but also against fear and uncertainty," he said. Rilindi also had a powerful message for young people and parents: "Don't be shy. Even if you look healthy, don't hesitate to see a doctor. Life is precious, and we shouldn't be afraid of illness." He expressed deep gratitude to the medical team, especially Dr. Bardhyl Abrashin, calling them his "second family." He also thanked the organization "Action for Health" for their hard work in helping sick children by being inspired by the courage of people like Rilind Aliu, who transform personal challenges into messages of hope for others. Representatives of art, culture, the Ministry of Health, the Olympic Committee of Kosovo, the Football Federation of Kosovo, and other relevant institutions participated in this activity.