Together Forever Charitable Foundation for Children with Severe Neurosurgical Diseases

What does the Foundation do?

The Together Forever Charitable Foundation - Together forever is helping children with severe neurosurgical diseases. Many parents of these children are faced with the problem of expensive surgical treatment and expenses for a long rehabilitation period. Therefore, the founders of the foundation Anna and Sergey Stopnevic have set as their goal to make available quality medical care for those who need it.
Objectives of the Fund:

• Highly qualified specialized neurosurgical treatment of children.
• Organization of surveys, transportation, rehabilitation on the basis of leading world clinics.
• Legal support and psychological assistance to children.
• Promoting the culture of charity in society.
• Association of representatives of large business with the purpose of realization of charitable programs.

Is it possible to help children with severe neurosurgical diseases?

According to the World Health Organization, up to 70% of cases of children's neurosurgical diseases can be cured. At the same time, neurosurgical treatment has the proper effect only if it is timely and in full.

Unfortunately, not all parents who faced this disaster can afford highly qualified, expensive medical care. Together Forever charity fund unites the efforts of those people who are ready to provide any support to sick children, thus, thanks to the Fund's work, these children have one more chance to be healthy and lead a normal life without hospitals and medicines.

How did the Together Forever Foundation come about?

The Foundation was established in 2016 to provide medical care for children with neurosurgical diseases in European and Israeli clinics. Foundation of the Fund is a private initiative of the Spouses of Stopnevich. Personally, faced with the problem of treating a child's neurosurgical illness within his family, Anna and Sergey Stopnevich decided to create the Foundation at their own resources, as well as with the participation of friends and close partners.

Who are the founders of the Together Forever Foundation?

Anna and Sergey Stopnevici in the recent past, representatives of large corporate business, held executive positions in financial institutions. Parents of four children. Personally, they faced the need for neurosurgical assistance to the child, which prompted the creation of a specialized fund. We are sure that with timely treatment / operation, even in the most severe cases, there is a chance of recovery.

How to get help from the Foundation?

If your child needs surgical intervention and complicated neurosurgical treatment, and is under 18 years old, then you can apply to the Together Forever Foundation. The website of the Foundation https://together-forever.fund/ indicates contact details for communication, as well as a form of application and a list of documents required for processing. At the initial stage, documents can be sent in scanned form by e-mail, along with a personal story of the parent and a photograph of the child.

What happens after applying to the Foundation?

The documents are sent for medical conclusion to our medical experts. On the basis of their conclusion, the coordinating council of the Together Forever Foundation makes a decision to include the child in the Fund's program. If the decision is positive, the Fund's medical coordinator contacts the parents of the child and gives all the necessary information. The decision on the choice of the clinic is made by the parents themselves, but our Foundation can help with the transportation, tickets, accommodation and organization of the medical process itself.

How can the Fund be helped?

Any amount of donation can help this or that child to have a chance to recover. On the donation page, the Together Forever Foundation provides details for transferring donations from both individuals and legal entities. You can join the Foundation team by becoming a volunteer. Follow the news of the Fund on the pages of the Foundation in Facebook and "VKontakte."