International Public Fund for Helping Children
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09.11.2023 12:47
The "Time to Help" programme (helping children of the oncology department of the National Centre for Maternity and Childhood Protection) is getting more and more publicity.
On behalf of the Foundation, we express our great gratitude for the information and support of our new direction to the First Entertainment "Lyubimy STS".
The TV channel has placed a banner-saver. The more people care about the problems of little patients, the more help we will provide. So, we are grateful once again for your kind heart!
The little children of Kyrgyzstan are just like those in our families, acquaintances and relatives. They need help! Treatment in oncology departments is already a scary way to go. But what happens when there is nothing to anaesthetise their agony when chemistry beats cancer, and with it the baby, because deadly diseases are beaten by the same means... When stomatitis strikes, there are no antifungal remedies. When a fragile organism, ready to break down, is attacked by viruses and infections, and there are no antibiotics...
The hospital does not always have funding to buy costly and efficient medications, the oncology department does not have enough drugs, and many families can not afford the necessary medicines. MOB diagnostics (minimal residual disease) are also not provided free of charge.
You can learn more about the Time to Help programme on our website.
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