Nazar's future is in our hands

Nazar is a little boy who has been fighting for his life since birth. Instead of a carefree childhood, he knows hospital wards, complex operations, and constant pain. Now the child needs neurosurgical interventions on his brain – only they can preserve his development and give him a chance for the future. The doctors are ready to operate, but the procedures require expensive consumables. We are launching a fundraiser so that Nazar can receive help in time.

Nazar's life began with difficult trials. Due to congenital developmental disorders and inflammation of the brain, he developed a complex form of hydrocephalus, a condition in which fluid accumulates inside the brain and creates dangerous pressure. In simple terms, the child's brain is under constant threat, and every day without treatment can lead to new damage.

Nazar has already undergone numerous operations. His small body has been through anesthesia, resuscitation, and long recovery periods more than once. But the fight continues. Based on the results of examinations, doctors have determined that the child needs to undergo several new stages of neurosurgical treatment. These are complex modern interventions that will help reduce intracranial pressure, stabilize his condition, and protect his brain from further damage.

For parents, it is a constant fear – will they make it in time? For doctors, it is a daily struggle. And for Nazar, it is a chance to simply grow up, smile, and explore the world like all children do.

The surgeries are free, but the special systems, catheters, and supplies needed for treatment are very expensive. The family cannot cover these costs on their own. That is why Nazar now needs the support of caring people.

We know that when kind hearts come together, miracles happen. Every donation is more than just help. It is an opportunity for a child to live without constant pain. It is a chance for movement, development, and a future.

Let's help Nazar walk this difficult path. Together, we can give him the most important thing – a chance at childhood.