On December 3rd, the Centre hosted events dedicated to the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

For our team, this day holds special significance. It is an opportunity to remind society about the importance of understanding, unity, and the power of support that can transform lives.

The day began with a Charity Fair in the Centre's lobby. Children, parents, and staff, united by a common goal—to bring Victory and Peace closer—spent a month lovingly creating unique items for sale. Among the variety of souvenirs, Christmas decorations, paintings, and delicious treats, everyone could find something special. This fair once again proved: together, we are strong and capable of great things.

A highlight of the day was the children’s concert, where the Centre's patients showcased their incredible talents. Each performance radiated warmth and sincerity, reminding everyone that children’s potential is limitless when supported by love and care.

The children were also visited by Valentina Lugova, the Director of the Department of Social Protection. She emphasized the importance of comprehensive support for children with disabilities and their families, especially during such a challenging time for our country.

The concert left everyone present filled with genuine joy and pride for our students.

After the concert, each child received a gift from English benefactors.

We are grateful to everyone who participated in this special day and continues to support our mission—to inspire children to believe in themselves and their abilities!