Our volunteers in Cologne congratulated our care-receiver Dima on his birthday. Unfortunately, visiting and communicating with the patients under treatment are still prohibited due to the epidemiological situation. The gift that Dima dreamed of – a large Lego construction set – was given by the volunteers through his mother.
Congratulations, Dima, and we wish you all the very best!
From our volunteers from Cologne: “Recently we saw our care-receivers, the Korayev family, off home to North Ossetia. We made a real friendship with them over the years they spent here. Their beautiful daughter Kamila (baptized Elizabeth) was being treated in Cologne. The disease receded for a while but, alas, always came back again. A year ago, here in Cologne, our Kamila passed away to the Lord. Let the bright little angel be in the Kingdom of Heaven! We will always remember her. All our volunteers loved to play with Camila. She had inexhaustible inspiration and a lot of creative ideas and wished. We have visited our friends, her parents and younger brother, on the anniversary of her departure. We watched photos, videos, and remembered Kamila. We were smiling and crying at the same time. The next day the family flew home. And now we hope to visit them someday in their beloved Ossetia “.
Our volunteer in Munich has brought birthday presents for our care-receiver Katya. Thanks to Svetlana Koch for a perfect present and constant support! Happy birthday, Katya!
Be happy and healthy!
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Our volunteers in Cologne have congratulated all their care-receivers on Christmas and the beginning of Christmastide. They have tried to fulfill all the wishes sent to Santa Claus.
Thank you all very much for your help and participation in the preparation and delivery of gifts!
The wonderful confectioner Marina in Cologne has made amazingly beautiful and delicious cakes for our care-receivers. Many thanks to her and to our volunteers who delivered these confectionery masterpieces.
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In Cologne, our volunteers have congratulated our care-receivers Ulyana and Kolya on their birthday.
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