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Thanks to your support, children from orphanages received care and attention during their treatment in hospitals.

Yellow Stork

Charitable foundation · Krasnoyarsk Krai

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of RUB 175,055

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The funds raised made it possible to pay for the work of our nannies, who were with the children around the clock, taking turns with each other.

The nannies not only cared for the children—feeding them, washing them, changing their clothes, and monitoring their condition—but also gave them warmth, affection, and a sense of security. They helped the children get used to the hospital environment, communicated with them, taught them simple skills that children usually learn in a family, and became the close adults so lacking in the ward.

Thank you for helping us be there for those who need it!

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About the campaign

Children from orphanages need the help of nannies during treatment!

Children from orphanages who have parents according to documents, but in reality do not, end up in hospitals with a variety of diagnoses. And each of them equally needs care and support during treatment.

No matter how hard the medical staff tries to pay attention to such children, there is not enough time for everyone. After all, no one can replace the absence of a close adult with regulations or medications.

Thanks to our "I'll be there" program, all these children will receive care, care, warmth and affection — and they will definitely get better faster!

Our goal is to maximize the children's lives and smooth out the unpleasant moments of treatment. Technically, there are parents, but they are not around, and babysitters become those who not only care for children, but also educate, educate, and give them a sense of security.

To make it easier for children to stay in the hospital, provide them with attention and instill new skills, we need to pay for round-the-clock babysitter work. We will help the children to find caring nannies during the treatment!