Such a small but important anniversary: ​​the Crimean children's hospice turned 5 years old

Krympress reports:

On May 29, the Crimean Children’s Hospice, which helps seriously ill children and their families in the Republic of Crimea, celebrates its fifth anniversary.

The charity organization received a lot of congratulations to the birthday, including from Roscosmos: it was recorded by the astronaut Sergey Prokopyev from the Cosmonauts training center, as well as from the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Emergencies in the Republic of Crimea: the Crimean firefighters starred for the charity calendar “Heroes help”, all the means of the sale of which will go to the aid of seriously ill children. The Hospice team was congratulated by the theater and film actress Evelina Bledans and an athlete, a fighter of mixed martial arts (MMA) Jeff Monson.

On the birthday, the hospice will congratulate the Simferopol TV tower: on May 29 from 21.00 to 23.00 a branch of the RTPC of the Republic of Crimea will include festive illumination on the TV tower. The slogan of the Crimean children’s hospice will appear at the media facade: “Under the sail of care and love” and the image of a boat — a logo of a charity organization.

The Crimean children’s hospice has been developing comprehensive palliative assistance for five years — medical, social, psychological and spiritual — incurably sick children and their families in the Republic of Crimea. Together with the Republican Children’s Clinical Hospital, he opened the first department of palliative medical care to children with an exit team of specialists. Now 180 small residents of Crimea need palliative assistance.

In addition to the palliative department, the hospice team implements another 7 assistance projects: “Dobrobil”, “Dobronyan”, “Instead of Mom”, “Catience Watch”, “Prophetors”, supports the training of medical personnel and specialists in the field of children’s palliative and builds the first children’s hospice in the Black Sea in Russia.

Over the five years of work, the Hospice received the help of 235 children: 196 families with children who need palliative medical care, and 29 orphans.

The visiting brigade of specialists of the Palliative Department of Medical Assistance to children of the Republican Children’s Clinical Hospital for three years made 1248 trips to the house to children.

The hospice paid for more than 50 thousand hours of care of the nanny for the care of seriously ill children: 26024 hours according to the Dobronyanya project (helping families at home) and 25587 hours according to the project “Instead of Mom” (care for orphans in the department).

For five years, the “goodobil” of the Hospice has traveled more than 200 thousand kilometers to bring the most necessary to the families: specialized nutrition, medical consumables, medicines and hygiene products.

Source: press service of the Crimean Children’s Hospice

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