To see today children who struggled with pain yesterday, and whose parents waited every day for only one good news, taking steps towards recovery, is the greatest result of the work done.

The members of the Board of Trustees stressed the importance of regularly monitoring the health of children who have returned from surgery, studying the rehabilitation process and continuing to provide them with additional medical and social assistance if necessary.

During the meeting, questions and answers were held, as well as an exchange of views between the members of the council. Appropriate tasks were set to ensure an individual approach to each child's condition, monitor the results after treatment, and ensure that families in need of help are not left alone.

Because it's not just numbers.

It's about 25 childhood years, 25 destinies, and the hope of 25 families waiting for their child to recover.

Every recovered child is the greatest achievement of the Foundation's activities. And every smile of a child is the most valuable reward for the good work done.