Every year we hold the “Fruppolo” therapeutic camp. This is an opportunity for families with seriously ill children to escape from their usual environment for 4 days, entrust the care of the child to our team, restore strength, and work with psychologists.
In families where children are seriously ill, it is not easy for everyone. Of course, it is impossible to restore the strength of such a family in 4 days of departure. But we are trying. “We felt better,” “we rested and recharged”—we receive such feedback from families after each camp change.
For parents, these are the only 4 days of the year when they can delegate care for a sick child (at the camp he is cared for by doctors, play therapists, and volunteers). And just be together with each other, with other children.
The project's psychologists help to understand pressing problems in child-parent and marital relationships. If necessary, they continue to work with families after the camp in the format of individual counseling.
The camp team and creative guests work for families free of charge. But there are inevitable expenses that have to be covered by the “I Believe in Miracles” Charity Center: food and accommodation for participants, supplies for leisure activities.
Help raise funds for the fall session – this is a one-night stay for 10 families on the hotel premises and three meals a day for camp participants (43 people: parents, children, volunteers).
We really need your help, dear tubers!
