Medicine for kids — a switch for cancer

We're switching who gets punished this year

Karina, 2 years old

Give children a gift that brings them closer to victory over illness

Subscribe to children's victories over cancer "Subscription for children's victories" involves a monthly debit of funds to help children. When selecting this item, other products are no longer added to the order

Become a monthly donor today and help children at all stages of treatment

500 UAH

10 days of protection against germs

Medicines will protect a child with weakened immune system from infections

430 UAH

Bone protection during chemotherapy

Vitamin D will prevent the child's bones from becoming fragile

230 UAH

Relaxing sleep for child and mother

An electronic dropper instead of mom will ensure that the child receives the correct amount of medicine

650 UAH

A care session for a mom

A session with a psychologist will help overcome anxiety and find strength

1280 UAH

Tumor Control Week

Antitumor drugs will help a child beat cancer

2100 UAH

Fungal Protection Month

Medicines will protect the child from infections after a bone marrow transplant

4000 UAH

High-precision examination for successful treatment

MRI provides high-quality diagnostics and treatment monitoring

6800 UAH

A powerful blow to blood cancer

Medicines will help defeat the most common type of cancer in children

10000 UAH

Month of the fight against brain tumor

Medicine will shrink a child’s brain tumor

24700 UAH

Why your gift is important

In Ukrainian tradition, Saint Nicholas brings good children gifts and naughty ones a “rizka” — a birch switch.
But this year, we're changing the rules: no child will find switches under their pillow.
Instead, cancer is getting all the switches it deserves.

Medicines, tests, and examinations — all these are gifts of health for children and, at the same time, weapons against a cruel disease.

Become a force for good — make a gift that will bring children closer to recovery and give their families a sense of support, care, and the reassurance that they are not alone in this difficult fight.