The list of recipients of charitable donations is constantly being upgraded and added to. We trace all the case histories and maintain close contact with all the institutions in charge. We calculate the costs of medicines and other items proceeding from their average market price. Donations are used to buy medicines and other items, with donors being provided with a full account of the expenses.
 The diagnosis: a congenital heart disease. The girl needs 180 000 roubles for the urgent heart operation. |
 The diagnosis: a congenital heart disease. The operation is scheduled for November, 23rd. This will be an open heart surgery and the cost is 264,100 roubles ($8,800 or €6,000). Olesya’s mum brings up two daughters on her own and all her money was spent on the previous treatment. Please, help! |
 The diagnosis: cerebral palsy. The cost of the treatment course in specialised centre “Ogonek” is 130,000 Rubles ($4,333 or €2,954). Kirill’s grandmother, who raises the boy on her own, is unable to pay for the treatment. |
 The diagnosis: spinal injury. Andrei suffered spinal injury 8 years ago while doing military service in the Northern Caucasus and since then he became wheelchair bound. However, he can be helped to recover in a special medical centre. Help is needed to pay for the rehabilitation course, the cost of treatment is 204,000 roubles ($6,800 or €4,635). |
 The diagnosis: a condition after liver transplantation owing to biliary cirrhosis. Arseny needs assistance in payment for the planned control inspection in German clinic. Please help to collect missing $1,000! |
 The diagnosis: Ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency (genetic metabolic disorder). Kolia is the only child in Russia who suffers from such a disease. He needs an urgent liver transplantation, but it is impossible to do it in Russia because of complexity of his disease. It is possible to do a transplantation in Belgium, but its cost is very high — 70,000 euros. It is a big sum of money, but the child does not have another chance. Kolia’s health is getting worse, you can’t postpone the operation. Help is needed urgently! |
