Our annual commitment to the Wakefield Hospice has been fulfilled. We are pleased to announce a grant of £5,000 to support the children's bereavement team.
Health projects
We are delighted to showcase some of the fantastic results achieved by Nadezda Foundation:
With consistent support and a generous £30,000 donation from the Nadezda Foundation, Blue Sky Autism is ready to improve the lives of more children who are experiencing developmental delays, including autism.
The continued support and a recent donation of £22,000
from Nadezda Foundation makes such a positive difference to the lives of the children wh o are at the care of the child bereavement services at the Wakefield hospice. The funding is being used to continue one on one child counselling sessions, purchase therapeutic George bears, and activity books.
Grant of £4,200
went to MedEquip4Kids
to provide an Airvo unit, a blood pressure monitor and an apnoea monitor for the children’s unit at Tameside General Hospital.
Grant of £1,300
went to Home Link Family Support
to run Art therapy sessions to support parents to provide a stable nurturing home for young children.
Grant of £817
went, and an annual grant of £1,000
has been approved to support the Bereavement team at the Wakefield Hospice. The Bereavement team supports children struggling to cope after losing a loved one.
During Covid-19
pandemic Nadezda Foundation was able to help Sunshine Wishes Childrens Charity
by giving a grant of £3,000
for essential needs and food for children, who found themselves in very difficult situations.
A letter from the director of the charity:
Not only did we manage to help out the families with essentials such as food, but we also managed to help support them with electricity/gas top ups, along with nappies and baby milk. Everyone one of them was overwhelmed that we could help them out during these difficult times.
We also had a couple of emergency referrals late last week involving children who are under child protection, for obvious reasons we can't share any of these images. We helped them out not only with food but also household essentials such as cutlery, dishes, cookware etc.
Once again, thank you so much for the donation!
- Linda.
In the beginning of 2020
Nadezda Foundation purchased Craniotom medical equipment (£16,000) for Childrens Hospital
in Tver, Russia. A craniotomy is a surgical operation in which a bone flap is temporarily removed from the skull to access the brain. Craniotomies are often critical operations, performed on patients who are suffering from brain lesions or traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
Equipment already in use and doctors and all medical stuff at the hospital are thankful for support!
Rehabilitation equipment for Ashton Secondary school in Glasgow, where boys and girls with severe disabilities study all year round. Check out a short video with the headteacher Nicola Lavery, where she talking about our project of doing outdoor rehabilitation facility for her students. Total cost of this project: £25,500.
Dear Supporters! As a result of fundraising at the gala-dinner which took place in London in November 2019
Nadezda Foundation was able to purchase and deliver medical equipment to children's regional hospital in Tver. Total amount spent on this project was 775 843 roubles. We are grateful to our friends and partners for your support around the world. Thank you!
Also today we made a payment for expensive surgical equipment for children with head injuries and traumatic brain injuries. As soon as it is delivered the doctors will send us a video and we will update our website accordingly.
£25,000 went to
EACH
(East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices) under the Royal Patronage of The Duchess of Cambridge.
(East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices) under the Royal Patronage of The Duchess of Cambridge.
Dear Trustees of Nadezda Foundation, thank you for supporting EACH. It is only with the generosity of supporters such as the Nadezda Foundation that East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is able to provide specialist medical and emotional support to children and young people living with life-threatening conditions, completely free of charge.
£15,000 went to
Fond Nadezhda
to buy the Gardasil vaccinations for 11-13 years old girls who live in foster families in Russia.
to buy the Gardasil vaccinations for 11-13 years old girls who live in foster families in Russia.
£3,740 from the event (+ £2,047 from independent donations) went to Fife Young Carers
£5,760 went to Blue Sky Autism
“We know from the research evidence that children with autism can be at risk for being socially isolated as they get older and a key factor in this is lack of age appropriate friendships and peer support. With early intervention hat focuses on social interaction, play skills and early social skills children can go on to feel more confident, more included in their peer groups and communities and make more successful friendships. The social skills groups that you have funded will focus us on helping children with ASD to develop the skills they need to support them become more confident and will help them to be better equipped to engage in the social world.”
£25,000 went to
EACH
(East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices) under the Royal Patronage of The Duchess of Cambridge.
(East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices) under the Royal Patronage of The Duchess of Cambridge.
Dear Trustees of Nadezda Foundation, thank you for supporting EACH. It is only with the generosity of supporters such as the Nadezda Foundation that East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) is able to provide specialist medical and emotional support to children and young people living with life-threatening conditions, completely free of charge.
£15,000 went to
Fond Nadezhda
to buy the Gardasil vaccinations for 11-13 years old girls who live in foster families in Russia.
to buy the Gardasil vaccinations for 11-13 years old girls who live in foster families in Russia.
£3,740 from the event (+ £2,047 from independent donations) went to Fife Young Carers