Energy stations for dialysis patients
Who you helped
Fifty five people in total
Pani nina
Age 35, lives in Stare Selo in Sarnensky District
Pan Vitaly
Age 47, lives in Rivne
Pani MariIa
Age 58
Pan serhii
Age 51, lives in Berestivka village in Varasky district
Pani Maryana
Age 53
Pan Anatolii
Lives in Vesnyanka
Pani Illa
Lives in Kamyanets-Podilskiy
Imagine needing a new organ transplant. To secure your spot, you must remain near the hospital, or you'll lose your chance for the operation. But there's a bigger problem: to survive while you wait, you need a device to clean your blood, and this device needs steady electricity for nine hours every day. What if the power keeps going off?
This is the reality for over 200 people in Ukraine who need automated home peritoneal dialysis every day, we have helped some of them last year, and we intend to help about another hundred of them.
Their home dialysis machines need an uninterrupted power supply. If the electricity goes off, the consequences could be catastrophic.
That's where our campaign, POWERUP!, comes in. We want to give these people portable power stations. With your help, we can make sure their treatment continues without danger. Together, we can help them live.
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