In a hospital diapers are urgently needed

Caring for a lying person who cannot control their physiological needs becomes very difficult without diapers. When such a patient is in the hospital, there are supposedly "specially trained individuals," junior nurses, responsible for hygiene. In palliative care units, which literally "specialize" in bedridden patients, the number of them is significant. Caring for them involves numerous procedures, making it challenging even for nurses dedicated to their work.

Just as it is hard to imagine managing the care of a bedridden patient at home without diapers, in the hospital, they become literal lifesavers. Diapers save time and energy for nurses, provide greater convenience, comfort, and confidence for the patients. Bedding stays clean, dry, and experiences less wear. Unfortunately, budget funding doesn't cover all the hospital's needs. At the same time, we consider it unfair to burden the patient's relatives with providing diapers, as they already face challenges. That's why we seek your help in procuring a supply of diapers for palliative care patients. This is the assistance needed every day. It's about the quality of life, support, and compassion.

*Full name of the hospital: Municipal Enterprise "Tsarychanka Central Hospital" of the Tsarychanka Village Council.