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Helped pay for the work of a doctor at the Charitable Clinic

Charity hospital

Charitable foundation · St. Petersburg

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of RUB 143,972

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At the Charity Clinic, homeless people, refugees, patients without documents or citizenship—all those who, due to circumstances, cannot receive treatment at a state polyclinic or hospital—receive medical care.

From March to September, the clinic's doctors conducted 4,489 patient appointments: they treated acute and chronic illnesses, dressed wounds, took tests, performed ECGs, vaccinated, and tested for infections. In total, 893 patients received assistance.

Thanks to the funds raised on the Tooba platform, the clinic was able to pay for 2.5 months of work by a general practitioner who conducts initial patient consultations. This allows people in need to preserve what is most valuable—their health and lives. Thank you for your support, friends!

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About the campaign

Let's help to pay for the work of a hospital doctor for homeless people

Nobody knows exactly when Igor Valentinovich suffered a stroke. Grandpa can't tell me himself, and now he can't talk. I wanted to write on a piece of paper, but it didn't work out either. When Sergei Anatolyevich, a doctor at the Charity Hospital, and Elena, a nurse, came to a homeless 72-year-old patient, he hardly walked. From the basement where the elderly man lived, he was urgently admitted to the hospital. While the treatment is underway, Sergey Anatolyevich visits the patient, and now, together with colleagues from the Charity Hospital, he has issued documents for the ITU so that Igor Valentinovich has a disability. This will allow grandfather to rely on preferential medicines and a roof over his head after discharge from the hospital. Now the Charity Hospital needs funds to pay for the work of a general practitioner. He takes in homeless people at a free clinic and visits "serious" patients on the streets of the city. Friends, support the collection so that people in trouble can get medical care for free.