Greetings you all!
Easter is nearing, the feast of the victory of Life over Death. Life shall be victorious!
Let all of us to partake in this victory!
We have done a lot for the last month.
We have sent several humanitarian cargoes to Ukraine, taken out of the country several families with seriously ill children, paid housing for Russian families with sick children being treated in Europe, provided the initial financial support to Ukrainian refugee families. We have helped to pay for the treatment of Ilona Dolukhanyan, 17 years old, Krasnodar, Russia, osteosarcoma, leg amputation, Vladimir Pozdnyakov, 2 years old, Kirzhach, Vladimir region, Russia, cerebral palsy
Thank you all for your persistent support!

This month, we still require funds for refugees and children from GUS countries being treated in Germany.

Our help is awaited by:

Saba Balabanov (baptized as Savva), 11 years old, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod, hemaphagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, Epstein-Barr virus. Saba used to enjoy an active life: studying, playing, working as a co-host on Orthodox radio, participating in creative competitions. But in 2019, when Saba was visiting his grandparents in Georgia, the boy had suddenly felt unwell. The examination showed a severe form of Epstein-Barr virus. We have already helped Saba last year. The treatment has brought good results. But, on January 6 and 30, 2022, Saba has had epileptic seizures. After a thorough examination, his neurologist has recommended to increase the doses of medicines. Their supply of medicines and syringes for the child will not last long. To purchase the medicines for coming 6 months, family of Saba requires about EUR 350.

Elizaveta Savelyeva, 14 y. o., Brovary, Ukraine, undifferentiated epileptic encephalopathy, autistic disorder. Last year, we have helped Elizaveta to undergo a qualitative examination at the Italian clinic Bambino Gesù. This was needed since for 10 years the doctors could not take the girl’s seizures under control and find the efficient medicines. The seizures had a strong impact on the development of the girl. The examination has been carried out, the proper medication was found. Now, due to the war in Ukraine, Elizaveta and her mother were forced to leave the country. In the bomb shelter, the girl has experienced severe seizures and panic attacks. There was a problem with the necessary medication. The family made it to Spain, where their friends have provided a housing, and arranged the medical insurance, thanks to which Elizaveta receives the medicines now. Yet their funds for living are running out, and the country does not yet provide financial assistance. The family is asking for support to stay in Spain till September. EUR 1000 is required.

HURRY TO DO GOOD!
I wish health to you all! Take care of yourself and your loved ones!
I embrace you heartily,

Yours Alina Titova