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Orphans of the Sverdlovsk region will receive help from a trained occupational therapist

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Charitable foundation · Moscow

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One of the doctors at an orphanage in the Sverdlovsk region visited the next stage of training in St. Petersburg. The doctor will be able to apply new knowledge learned during training to become an occupational therapist in caring for children. For disabled children, especially orphans, sometimes with severe, multiple illnesses, this is very important and can significantly improve their quality of life. Thanks to an occupational therapist who approaches each child individually and his or her characteristics, orphans will have the opportunity to develop and improve their skills.

Thank you for your help in such an important matter for seriously ill orphans!

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About the campaign

Matvey and other orphaned children from the orphanage need the help of an occupational therapy specialist

Matvey is being raised in a children's home in the Sverdlovsk region. The boy has a congenital diagnosis, and he needs consultation and constant rehabilitation under the supervision of an occupational therapist.

There are seven departments in the institution where Matvey lives. 450 children under 4 years old go through them every year. Of these, 20-25 percent are disabled. And such children need the supervision of many specialists. But it is especially important not only to treat and control the main diagnosis, but also to prevent secondary complications. And ideally, to improve the skills of children with special needs.

Thanks to the "He needs you" foundation, an employee of the institution is trained as an occupational therapist for a year. This knowledge will help many children develop properly. And this means that their chances of finding a family will be much higher!

But additional expenses are required for travel from Yekaterinburg to St. Petersburg and accommodation for an employee during two training sessions.

Support the collection so that a specialist can help orphans improve their health!