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This included endoscopic equipment, ventilators, respiratory support equipment, medical aspirators, nebulizers, rehabilitation equipment, and large quantities of medical supplies.

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The competition was held in various categories among participants from many regions of Ukraine. A large number of spectators gathered on the banks of the Ros River, enthusiastically watching the spectacular tricks performed by experienced riders.

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We provided the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital in Kharkiv with state-of-the-art medical equipment. This includes a patient monitor that will allow 24/7 monitoring of the condition of young patients in the intensive care unit, where neonatal children are treated. This department is the only one serving three regions — Kharkiv, Luhansk, and Donetsk. The hospital also received compressor nebulizers that quickly deliver medication to the respiratory tract, while syringe pumps help accurately measure doses of medicines administered intravenously. All of this medical equipment was purchased thanks to the cooperation of SMK Group and Golden Phoenix. The latter contributed 400,000 UAH, while the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation added the same amount. We also joined the organization of a scientific conference on modern methods of diagnosing and treating oncological diseases. The event was held at the Hryhoriev Institute for Medical Radiology and Oncology. The conference brought together leading specialists in the field of cancer treatment. In addition, the Foundation, together with its partners, provided everything necessary to hospitals in the Kharkiv region.

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The sessions were held at Trolleybus Depot №3 and attracted many participants eager to learn life-saving first aid skills.

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The event took place in the Hero City of Trostianets and was dedicated to the memory of athletes who gave their lives for Ukraine’s independence.

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All the work was carried out thanks to the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation. The Administrative Services Center provides hundreds of various administrative services, and power outages had previously caused significant difficulties both for the staff and for local residents.