Basic Necessities

Necessities were purchased for Russian orphans: formula, vitamins, nutritional supplements, surgical gloves, baby oil, lotion, diaper rash cream, developmental toys, blood pressure cuffs, electronic scales, bottle sets, beds & bedding, clothing & comforters.

The Russian orphanages (baby homes) included in this project are Krasnopolyanskiy, Nepetsinskiy, and Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy Dom Rebionka.

Clothing and Shoes

Shoes, sports clothing, and a soccer ball were donated to orphans and adoptive families in the town of Aznakaevo, Russia.

Refrigerator

A refrigerator was donated to an adoptive family in Leninogorsk, Russia.

Home Appliances

A VCR and gas cooker were donated to this large adoptive family in Russia.

Home Appliances

A phone and refrigerator were donated to this adoptive family in the town of Aznakaevo, Russia.

Foster Care

In 2000, the Foundation supported a pilot foster care programs for four orphans living with a foster family in Khoroshevo, Kolomenskiy District, Moscow.

Hepatitis B Vaccination

Hepatitis B vaccine was purchased for inoculations against the disease for 85 children and 15 caregivers at Krasnopolyanskiy Dom Rebionka (Baby Home).

Vitamin Supplement Project

The Deputy Minister of Health Administration of the Moscow Region has requested help in subsidizing vitamins for 700 children in 8 orphanages. The cost is 34 dollars per year per child.

The Russian orphanages (baby homes) included in this project are Krasnopolyanskiy, Rasotguevskiy, Ramenskiy, Podolskiy, Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy, Fryazinskiy, Kolomenskiy, and Lyuberetskiy Dom Rebionka.

Hepatitis B Vaccination

This project impacts 462 children and 448 staff members at 5 orphanages. With the Hepatitis B vaccination, these individuals can live free from the worry of contracting this deadly disease.

The Russian orphanages (baby homes) included in this project are Fryazinskiy, Kolomenskiy, Lyuberetskiy, Orekhovo-Zuyevskiy, and Podolskiy Dom Rebionka.