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Newsletter 2018
We regularly inform our members on the way in which their donations are used by publishing of a short “Newsletter”.
The Newsletter 2018 is online!
Previous Newsletters from 2016, 2011-2013, 2010-2011 and 2009-2010 are also online.
Second “Mother-Baby” department planned!
In April of 2016 director Olga Ivanovna started this project “I will manage everything if my mum is nearby”. It was a risk to start this project because no one knew if mothers with newborn, disabled children would get in contact with NBH and whether this offer was needed. With great commitment and anticipation, the renovation was planned and carried out.
At the end of 2017, this new department was opened and a waiting list had to be created in early 2018!
Boarding school in Zurupinsk needs a new bathroom
Zurupinsk boarding school is located in a suburb of Kherson at the end of a dirt road. This orphanage is home to around 200 children aged 5 to 18, all of them are disabled.
Sofia looks fantastic after Operation
Updated news May 30th, 2018
The facial surgical operation was so successfull, that we need to look at a picture from a year ago, to see the difference. Amazing!
Aleksandr has congenital clubfoot
Updated news Mai 31st, 2018
Alexandr ist back from Kharkov. He was successfully operated on his foot. A week after the operation he got a plaster cast, again.
The next hospital visit in Kharkov is planned for the beginning of August…
Angelina needs a heart operation
Angelina has several serious diagnoses, the worst of which are congenital heart disease.
Françoise, Christophe and Sergey visiting Ukraine
Updated news April 6th, 2018
Today Hürlimann family went to visit KCC in Kiev, with Yaroslav.
Happy New Year 2018 !!!!
We heartily thank our donators and friends for their continuous support in 2017 and hope it will continue in 2017!
Take it easy and relax during holidays in order to start 2018 full of spirit and energy.
Training courses in Poland need funding
Updated news 21.12.2017 regarding Training courses in Poland here!
Olga has a new request for funding, training courses in Poland for two NBH rehabilitologists. This rehabilitation program uses a method of “conductive education” (CE) developed by Hungarian András Pető. Pető was a Hungarian doctor, who has created a framework for an educational model, in which children with disabilities could have an education that met their particular physical and intellectual needs. CE has gained more and more acceptance in the education of children with motor disorders, for children who have cerebral palsy or brain injury. more
