Every day, small children arrive at hospitals without adult guardians—children taken from families, children abandoned by their parents, children whose parents have died, or are also undergoing treatment. In the hospital, children experience severe stress and often forget even basic self-care skills.
At this challenging time, they absolutely need a caring adult nearby—someone who won't scold them but will comfort, soothe, and help with all the usual daily tasks. With a nanny, it's easier to cope with both treatment and loneliness, which means that in the future, the child will find it easier to adapt to the situation and recover more quickly.
The nannies from the foundation stay with the children 24 hours a day; they undergo training and know how to work with children who have experienced stress or the loss of an adult. Help us pay for the services of nursing nannies so that children do not have to stay alone in hospital wards
