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Orphaned children have been provided with temporary housing while undergoing medical treatment in Saint Petersburg!

Ti emu nuzhen

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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of RUB 81,769

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Thanks to the users of the Tooba charity app, the Ty emu nuzhen foundation was able to pay for two months’ rent for an assisted living apartment for orphans in Sankt-Peterburg.

Children from different regions of Rossiya come here for examinations, treatment, and rehabilitation. Between hospitalizations, they need a place where they can be under adult supervision and receive the necessary care and attention.

But the apartment is not just a place to rest between hospital visits. Here, the children continue to study, develop, work with the foundation’s specialists, and undergo socialization. Treatment should not become a pause in a child’s development, so it is important that learning and communication continue even far from their usual environment.

Thank you to everyone who supported the fundraiser! Thanks to you, the orphans received not only comfortable conditions during their treatment, but also the opportunity to continue their education and development.

Support other fundraisers by the Ty emu nuzhen foundation! Your help is essential for children who are continuing their journey toward health and family.

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About the campaign

Help to pay for temporary housing for orphaned children for the period of their treatment!

For several years, the charity Foundation "He needs you" has been helping special children left without parental care and living in the most inaccessible corners of Russia to receive the necessary medical care. The Foundation guides the child from the initial admission to the most complex surgical procedures in the best medical centers of St. Petersburg.

Any such trip involves long and difficult stages: passing diagnoses, waiting for medical reports, and preparing for operations. Often, in between treatment activities, children are forced to stay in the city for several days or even weeks so that specialists can monitor their condition and prevent a break in therapy.

It is for these cases that the foundation rents an apartment in St. Petersburg, a temporary shelter for our wards. There, the guys have the opportunity to take a break after the hospital, gain energy, eat normally and get a good night's sleep. This is a corner devoid of a hospital setting, where the most important thing is attention, peace and a sense of security.

Help us pay the rent for the apartment for the two months so that the children can safely undergo treatment and rehabilitation in a comfortable and familiar environment!