Rustam was born weighing 400 grams. Previously, he could only sit in a wheelchair, but today he's taking his first steps! Doctors believe he'll walk. He's five years old now—the perfect time to build on this success. Recently, Rustam decorated a Christmas tree and made a wish himself for the first time. But his journey has been difficult: after surgery, he spent a month in a cast. It's at times like these that a close adult is especially needed.
The boy is a ward of our foundation, one of the orphans undergoing long-term treatment and rehabilitation at the foundation's Social Center. The senior nanny is a key mentor and organizer at the Center. She trains the nannies, guides the children through difficult procedures, and monitors all test schedules and hospitalizations. For Rustam and the other children, she is a reliable beacon.
Now, like Rustam, many children are undergoing complex treatment. It's here, far from home, that they especially need support. Your donation to the fund supports the work of a senior nanny—an experienced specialist who helps children overcome pain and fear and achieve new victories.
Help children avoid being left alone with their illness. Support the fund—your donations will ensure the work of a senior nanny for our residents at the Social Center!
