Beneficiary's Story

Kyrylo Tverdokhlib, a ward of the public institution "Lebedyn Educational and Rehabilitation Center," is facing significant challenges due to severe health disorders. Raised by his grandmother, Kyrylo was born deaf and has never experienced the voices of loved ones, the melody of singing birds, or the joy of music. At fifteen years old, Kyryl urgently requires a hearing aid to help him learn to communicate.

The cost of the necessary hearing aids amounts to UAH 118,342 for both ears, a sum that Kyryl's grandmother cannot afford on her own. She has turned to the Charity Fund "Direct Inclusion" to secure the necessary funds to improve Kyryl's quality of life. It is a poignant plea for collective support, highlighting the transformative impact a hearing aid could have on Kyryl's ability to engage with the world around him and develop crucial communication skills that would later serve him in life.

Foundation's Mission

The Charity Fund "Direct Inclusion" is now actively engaged in a dedicated fundraising campaign. We aim to help Kyrylo's grandmother, extending a helping hand just as we always do.

Your donations will be used to purchase the needed hearing aids.

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You can donate using any convenient method, use IBAN, or contribute with a few clicks with a QR-code on our website.

Here are the Fund`s payment details: IBAN: UA 813226690000026002300267685 (hryvnia, US dollar, Euro)

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Remember that there is no small help. Kyryl and his grandmother would be extremely grateful for your support.

Updates

After closing the fundraising, we will post reports on the website of the Charity Foundation "Direct Inclusion." You can follow the updates on our website.

21.03.2024

We are happy to report on the purchase of hearing aids for Kyrylo Tverdokhlib, a student at the Lebedyn Educational and Rehabilitation Center with severe hearing disorders. The boy is gradually getting used to new sensations and adjusting to classes. The Tverdokhlib family would like to thank everyone who joined the good cause.