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Research and practice seminar for neonatologists, child anesthesiologists and emergency physicians in Kyiv as part of the “Cradles of Hope” program

Photos below are open for usage by mass media. To download a high resolution photo, click a preview, then click a link «Download in high-rez» in window's lower right corner. When using photos please note copyright information. Victor Pinchuk Foundation © 2011. Photographed by Sergei Illin

Valeriy Vakariuk

Kateryna Ishchenko, "Nikomed Ukraine"

Ola Didrik Saugstad

Oleksiy Mostovyy

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The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has provided assistance to the Cradles of Hope partner centre in Cherkasy

20.08.2024

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has provided assistance to the Cradles of Hope partner centre by paying for the repair of equipment and purchasing components for the neonatal intensive care unit of the Cherkasy City Maternity Hospital ‘Mother and Child Centre’. The cost of the equipment and components was UAH 87,804.00.

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has helped to repair equipment for the Cradles of Hope partner centre in Ternopil

05.07.2024

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation has covered the cost of repairs and purchased over UAH 150 000 worth of medical equipment for the Cradles of Hope centre operating on the basis of the neonatal intensive care unit of the Ternopil Oblast Perinatal Centre "Mother and Child".

Three partner centres of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation's Cradles of Hope project have received funds to repair equipment and purchase components for newborn intensive care units

28.06.2024

The Victor Pinchuk Foundation's Cradles of Hope project continues to provide systematic support to perinatal centres across Ukraine: The Foundation allocates funds for the repair of equipment, components and consumables to ensure their uninterrupted operation. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, this support has been significantly increased, especially for medical institutions that continue to operate near the frontline.

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