I had severe frostbite on two fingers in winter. The severe pain did not allow him to step on his foot. They were not admitted to the hospital without documents. He came to us through the rehabilitation center. A volunteer surgeon got to work, and people helped with the dressings. The development of gangrene was stopped. Now Anton leads a healthy lifestyle, works as a security guard in the parking lot and thanks all the kind people for their help.

Elena lived on the street until she suffered severe burns, escaping from the cold on the chimney. She never received her passport, and her birth certificate was lost. We treated the wound first and, with the assistance of the Ministry of Health, admitted Elena to the burn unit, where our volunteers supervised her.
We also contacted the Migration Service, where Elena was very quickly helped to restore her documents and handed her her first passport.

Due to life circumstances, Marina lives in a social center. She takes care of the homeless, cooks food for them and worries about everyone in need. She suffers from complex vascular diseases that have led to trophic ulcers. We are trying to raise money for Marina's vein surgery, but in the meantime we are monitoring the wounds and bandaging them twice a week, giving her the necessary medicines and supporting her spirit with kind words.

Against the background of a street lifestyle, frequent frostbite, deep vein thrombophlebitis of the legs formed, followed by huge trophic ulcers on the shins. Severe pain, odor, and discharge haunted the patient. The man could not go out for part-time jobs for a long time, live in a rehabilitation center and socialize. After several months of comprehensive treatment, the wounds healed, Gennady was able to start working part-time and now lives in a shelter.