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Education and Leisure in the Hospital
Disease is not the reason to stop learning. Treatment of cancer patients can last from several months to several years. It has a negative impact on children’s emotional state. Often children withdraw into themselves. And it is extremely important to prevent children from getting a sense of inferiority, it is important to motivate the child to live and learn. Continuous learning increases children’s self-esteem.
Children are happy to participate in activities with volunteers. Twice a week, at the Institute of Cancer and the Department of Neurosurgery, master classes in clay modelling, making collages and many others are held. For children hospitalized at the Western Ukrainian Specialized Children’s Medical Center Reading Club and Cinema Club are organized. The activities are organized by volunteers who work closely with the Zaporuka psychologist.
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This is the first such project in the Western region. The most ambitious and one of the most expensive, which Zaporuka has been implementing for 3 years together with Roman Kіzyma, Fondazione Rosa Pristinata, and Soleterre Onlus.
This is the first such project in the Western region. The most ambitious and one of the most expensive, which Zaporuka has been implementing for 3 years together with Roman Kіzyma, Fondazione Rosa Pristinata, and Soleterre Onlus.
By November 1, the plans are to renovate the premises in the Novoyarychiv community and create housing with 30 separate studio apartments for families from the occupied territories. Work has already begun, support the project!
By November 1, the plans are to renovate the premises in the Novoyarychiv community and create housing with 30 separate studio apartments for families from the occupied territories. Work has already begun, support the project!
The great news is that for the first time Lviv doctors have successfully removed stem cells from a child. These cells should help 4-year-old Maxim. He is treated for neuroblastoma. After high-dose chemotherapy, they will speed up recovery.
The great news is that for the first time Lviv doctors have successfully removed stem cells from a child. These cells should help 4-year-old Maxim. He is treated for neuroblastoma. After high-dose chemotherapy, they will speed up recovery.
This map of Ukraine is a short summary of everything that Zaporuka managed to accomplish in three difficult months.
We continue to enhance regional children’s hospitals with everything they need. We really want our children to have the opportunity to be treated at home – in Ukraine among their relatives.
Zaporuka continues its support for Ukrainian hospitals. E.g., the city children’s hospital in Khmelnytsky. A contract for the purchase of a portable ultrasound machine, aspirators, and biopsy needles in the amount of UAH 758,000 has been concluded.
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