We paid for the administrator's work so that the clinic would continue to help the homeless

Sergey Georgievich, who lost his hearing due to a concussion, hears again. After living on the street, Galina Ivanovna was helped to get disability status and return to her homeland. Elena Leonidovna overcame hypertension, and Olga Vasilievna had her vision restored. These are just some of the stories of patients at the Charity Hospital, which you help together with Tooba. This summer, the Charity Hospital is celebrating seven years of operation. All this time, they have been helping people in trouble for free: the homeless, refugees, and people without documents. In addition to seeing doctors, the Charity Hospital performs ultrasounds, ECGs, vaccinates, gives out medications, bandages wounds, and also helps restore documents, get disability status, and get into a social shelter. And most importantly: they give a chance to get off the street. Now the organization needs funds to pay for the work of the clinic administrator, who is the first to meet patients, make an appointment with a doctor, give out humanitarian aid, and make sure that patients feel at home in the clinic. Let's support the Hospital, which helps people in trouble!