They help us
Helping sick children, thinking about sick children is undoubtedly a noble occupation, but not an easy one. It is especially difficult day after day, for many years - to read the history of children’s diseases and misfortunes, to seek help for children, to help children and sometimes, unfortunately, to admit that you can not help. Everyone who does charity or social work knows that no matter how enthusiastic you are at first, sooner or later there is a so-called "burnout", fatigue, hands down. To combat "burnout" invented special psychological training, self-help groups and even "sabbatical".
But there is a simple folk way to combat emotional fatigue. You can just talk and get some comfort and support from someone you respect and love. You talk for half an hour, and the forces reappear. I want to work again, because these are wonderful people who follow your work, approve and support it.
That’s why we in Ufond came up with the rubric "Book of Consolations". In this section, we talk about children who need help and charity in general. Guests of the column are well-known and beloved artists, writers, scientists, public figures, etc. We hope that the interviews we receive not only serve to raise charitable funds, but also strengthen the determination of philanthropists to continue their noble work.
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