Children from orphanages and boarding schools need the help of nannies during treatment!

When a child from a children's home or boarding school goes to the hospital, he remains there all alone. Without a mom, without a dad, without someone to pat on the head and say: "I'm here, everything will be fine." In ordinary children, mothers do not leave the crib: they are fed with a spoon, soothed after injections, and read at night. And our wards have our nannies instead of mothers. They are also caring, kind and patient. They become almost like moms for kids: they take care of them, hug them, play and just sit next to them when they're scared. But nannies have to be paid for—around the clock, day after day. Help us not to leave children alone with the disease. Let's give these kids together what every child needs: care!