Supporting disadvantaged children across the world
Help impact is happy to award a grant to the UK-based charity St Gregory’s Foundation on a project to support disabled children in Calarashi, an hour from the capital of Moldova. St Gregory’s Foundation works with Dorintsa, the centre for disabled and autistic children and young people in Calarashi. The children will have access to physical, cognitive and speech therapy session and so will benefit from social integration and greater independence. Please read more about this project.
We would like to let you know that Help Impact started a new project – Music Therapy for Sick Children. Help Impact supported the work of Rosie’s Rainbow Fund, a UK charity which organises music therapy sessions for sick children at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, UK. The music therapy sessions involve live, interactive music-making with children. This project’s aim is to facilitate expression of feelings, reduce distress and promote well-being. Please support it!
We are very happy to let you know that we continued our collaboration with Health & Help and awarded them one more grant. Health & Help runs a non-profit clinic in the rural area of Guatemala where the access to medical aid is very limited. It is the only free of charge medical centre within a 3-4 hour walking distance.
Help Impact provided funds to buy medications for kids and young people under 25 years old. There are no overhead costs, and so all funds received from Help Impact are used to buy medications and medical supplies. Help Impact’s trustees and donors are very happy with the impact of this project where simple low cost treatments help to deal with malnutrition, parasitic deceases and infections, and so very significantly increase the quality of children and young people’s lives.
Help Impact is delighted to welcome our new trustee Yulia Kozlova to the charity’s board. Svetlana Savelyeva, the founder of Help Impact, says: “Yulia has been a fantastic volunteer for our charity over the past few years and I’m thrilled that she’s taking on increased responsibilities by becoming a trustee. Her passion, expertise from her banking career and positive attitude will strengthen our ability to support more young people in need.”
Yulia says:“The global pandemic and becoming a mother for the second time reemphasized for me the challenges disadvantaged children and their parents are facing across the world. Now the work of Help Impact is needed more than ever. I am therefore immensely proud to be joining the charity’s board and I hope to be able to bring useful insight and energy to achieve Help Impact’s goals.”
We are happy to let you know that Help Impact provided funds to the UK-based charity St Gregory’s Foundation on a project to run a club for children with impaired hearing and their families. St Gregory’s Foundation works with the Early Intervention Institute that runs the only place in St Petersburg where parents can find support for children from the age of four months until three years old.
This project will start in January 2021. Please read more about it here.
Help Impact awarded a grant to the UK-based charity St Gregory’s Foundation on a project to prepare orphanage-leavers practically and emotionally for their new independent life. St Gregory’s Foundation works with Sunflower Centre in St Petersburg which performs this programme. The project is implemented by psychologists with the help of volunteers who also grew up in orphanages. It is scheduled to run from September 2020 until May 2021.
Please read more about this project here.
We are excited to let you know that Help Impact started its new project! We awarded a grant to the UK-based charity St Gregory’s foundation to help children with disabilities to start communicating better with the world around them and to more clearly express their needs. This project is running from this September. Please read more about it here.
We would like to thank Henry Wilfrid, Personal Stylist and Fashion expert, for taking the time to speak at Help Impact’s charity webinar on 28 February. We received very positive feedback from our attendees. “I loved the webinar today, a lot of food for thought. The main thing is that he inspired a more conscious approach to a wardrobe, and not sort of “go shopping and buy what you can find”” T.
“I also enjoyed the webinar, noted a list of brands, things for me to invest in. I also noted why it is not worth buying the mass market.” A.
“It was useful to hear about brands. Henry, of course, is already at a level when rules can be broken and the new ones created”. N.
We raised £330 which will of course go to support Help Impact’s projects. Thanks to our guests for attending this event and supporting our charity!
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We would like to thank Henry Wilfrid, Personal Stylist and Fashion expert, for giving a great talk at Help Impact’s fundraising event this Tuesday. We received a very positive feedback from our guests. The evening was very informative and relaxed at the same time.
We raised £540 for our projects in Russia and Guatemala and all these funds will of course go to children in need and create a big positive impact. Thanks to our guests for attending this event and supporting our charity!
We awarded a grant to the Russian Charitable Organisation for Aid to Children and Youth “Ulica Mira” for its project to deliver psychological help to young women and children who have experienced intimate partner violence. This work is essential to help the victims to deal with abuse, restore their mental health and reduce the risk of future abuse. Children learn how to deal with trauma and get back to normal life. The project is running from September 2019 and it will continue into early 2020.
Help Impact co-funded this project with a UK charity The BEARR Trust. BEARR concentrates on health and social welfare issues, especially the care of vulnerable groups. We are very excited to partner with BEARR on our first joint funding of a project with another charity.
Please read more about the project.
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