Polio campaign – poster. In April, vaccinations were carried out alongside educational activities aimed at raising community awareness about the importance of immunization. Our nurses went door-to-door in nearby villages, speaking with families, explaining the value of prevention, and addressing questions about vaccine safety.

This direct outreach helped reach many people and encouraged participation in the vaccination program.

These are extraordinary people – professionals who come here not out of obligation, but from the need of the heart. They see how much this help is needed and choose to dedicate their time, energy, and skills to truly change lives of uor patients.
As always, they have brought with them commitment, experience, and a readiness to act. From the very first moments, they are working at full capacity. Their days begin early in the morning and end late in the evening.

This is a very important project. Our goal is to create decent living and working conditions for those who care for the health of the local community every day.

The initial work has already begun, although we are facing challenges from the very start. The ground has proven to be difficult and rocky, which is causing the first technical problems and requires additional effort from our team.