Required: a Course of rehabilitation in OOO “ReaSanMed”, St. Petersburg, worth 208 950 rubles. Vasilisa K. has an ataxic form of cerebral palsy. It manifests itself in the fact that the child’s coordination of movements is disrupted, and muscle tone…
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On the portal of the cultural project “#Moskvastoboy, launched by the capital’s tourism Committee, a new section “Charitable organizations”has been opened. It was created with the participation of the Association of socially-oriented non-profit organizations “All Together”. Citizens and residents of…
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Required: Wheelchair for disabled children Patron Tampa Classic MAXI with a wooden table, cost 99.000 rubles. At 8 months old, Sofochka was diagnosed with a terrible cerebral palsy. Since then, the fight for the life and health of the…
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Every day we receive requests for targeted assistance from parents of children with severe developmental disabilities. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus pandemic, some of them remain unanswered for some reasons beyond the control of the Fund. The Diema’s Dream Fund…
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Since 2013, the Diema’s Dream Fund has been implementing the Portage Practice project, aimed at rehabilitating and improving the quality of life of orphaned children with multiple disorders. The Portage method is a simple and universal technology for individual work…
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Dear friends! Despite the pandemic, which has certainly made changes in the life of the Fund, we continue our work! Now it is a hot time for reporting. On our website you can read the Annual Report 2019 of the…
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, almost all NPOs are forced to suspend their activities or switch to remote mode. Of course, many of us are concerned about the deadlines for reporting, the implementation of planned projects and programs, and the…
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Dear colleagues and friends! As you already know, a self-isolation regime has been introduced in Moscow since March 30, 2020. In this difficult situation, the team of the Diema’s Dream Fund continues to work remotely. Our wards – children with…
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