Gifts for Health

Bring the light of hope to Ukrainian children with cancer. Мake the most valuable Christmas present for them!

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Safe infusion for a child

50 UAH

One morning with the protection against germs

100 UAH

One chemotherapy infusion

200 UAH

A set of infusomat (electronic dropper) supplies for one injection of medications. With its help, medication is injecting at the right speed and in the right amount. Cancer drugs are toxic and overdose is dangerous. Without the infusomat, the mother would have to sit all night next to the child and count the right amount of drops.

A night of sleep for a mom

250 UAH

Nutrition supply during chemotherapy

350 UAH

Five days of protection against fungus

400 UAH

Two weeks of fighting blood cancer

500 UAH

Free accommodation in Kyiv and Lviv for a family with a sick child

650 UAH

Psychological support for families of children with cancer

1000 UAH

Stomach protecting drugs during the blood cancer treatment

2000 UAH

High-precision examination for a child with cancer

4000 UAH

Financial support for a family with a sick child

17500 UAH

Today, your gift is significant

This year, Ukrainians proved they could create the greatest miracles by themselves. And today, you can create another one. You can bring Christmas miracles to those especially waiting for them.

Hundreds of Ukrainian children battling cancer will celebrate upcoming holidays in hospitals. Every day they fight for their health, and to continue their treatment, they need your help.

Please, make them a special gift. You can give them additional strength to fight the disease just in a few clicks.

Your support will bring these children one step closer to their recovery.

About Tabletochki

Tabletochki is the biggest charity helping children with cancer in Ukraine

More than 6,500 families have received Tabletochki's targeted support for over ten years

Monthly, the Foundation assists over 500 families with children with cancer