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Charity hospital

Charitable foundation · St. Petersburg

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of RUB 83,920

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During the first warm months of this year, the number of patients at the Charity Clinic in St. Petersburg has increased significantly. People without a roof over their heads, documents, or citizenship receive medical care here. In May-June and the first half of July, doctors received 482 unique patients, and taking into account repeated visits – for bandages, examinations, for free medicines, etc. – an average of 40 people received daily help from the Charity Clinic. In order for people in trouble to be able to go to the clinic without hindrance, and for doctors to provide them with high–quality care, funds are needed – material and financial. They are attracted by a separate specialist who is looking for partners, organizes financial fees on Internet platforms, and sends applications for grants and subsidies. Thanks to the funds raised on the Tooba platform, the clinic was able to pay for almost a month of the specialist's work to attract resources. So that doctors can continue to help people in need. Thank you for your support, friends!

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About the campaign

Everyone needs a home: we will support a clinic that helps the homeless

In his youth, Pavel Alekseevich was an international master of sports in athletics, he coached young people. He has more than 500 student medals in his collection.

It so happened that a quarter of a century ago he lost his documents and became homeless: if he had the means, he rented a room, if money was tight, he spent the night with friends.

Pavel Alekseevich turned to a charity clinic where they help the homeless when he stopped seeing. He underwent surgery, and his eyesight was restored, but not for long: last year, the 75-year-old grandfather went blind again.

Then, in a Charity clinic, they helped him to register a visual disability – group II indefinitely. And in March, after decades of wandering, an elderly patient was given a room from a special housing fund for 11 months for free.

In order to continue helping people in need, the Charity Clinic now needs to pay for the work of a specialist in attracting resources. Please support the collection so that homeless people have a chance to get off the streets!