Ulugbek Dekhonov has a complex disease, a Hodgkin's lymphoma relapse. His aunt has asked the Whole World charitable fund for help. Since 2010, the boy was being treated in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and the city of St. Petersburg, and his family was paying for the expensive treatment all that time. But in 2012, they were not able to pay themselves for the treatment any more. Thanks to the help of the fundraising movement, Whole World, Ulugbek received six anti-relapse chemotherapy cycles and radiation therapy treatment in 2013, at Petrov Oncology Research Institute. At the beginning of March 2014, after a long treatment, the so long-awaited remission had set in.

Andrey began to experience problems with his back at the age of 10. After a medical examination, he was directed to a hospital in the city of Tyumen, where the question of surgical correction was considered. The planned operation involves the surgical correction of the spinal deformity with implantation of expensive metallic structures. The fundraisers and benefactors of our community took the boy under patronage and fully paid for the treatment of Andrey.

In the age of six months, Nikita was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, or malignant tumour of retina of both eyes. Israeli doctors in Chaim Sheba Medical Centre promised not only to save the baby's life, but also save both his eyes. But an urgent hospitalization and a significant amount of money were required. With the direct participation of TGK-1, private sponsors and fundraisers of the Whole World movement, it was possible to collect in time the amount necessary to pay for the treatment of Nikita. The boy and his mother spent more than six months in the Israeli hospital. Now we are happy to inform that the doctors kept their promise. The boy is on the mend and has returned home.

Sasha Bushuyeva was growing up healthy as a healthy child, she liked sport, dancing and was a fidget. But in September 2013, the girl began to complain of pain in the back and then a hump appeared. After consulting the specialists it became clear that the child suffers from 3rd degree scoliosis and a paid surgery in the city of Tyumen is necessary. The Whole World fund, with the full support of the Whole World charitable movement, has undertaken obligations to purchase expensive metallic structures for Sasha.

In January 2014, Anna was diagnosed with chondrosarcoma in proximal epimetaphysis of right ulna. An urgent surgery to remove the tumour and install the elbow joint endoprosthesis was required to save Anna's arm from amputation. We immediately started an emergency fundraising for Anna. The endoprosthesis for Anna was urgently manufactured in the United Kingdom. It was made using the latest technologies in the field of endoprosthetic care. The surgery to remove the tumour and install the endoprosthesis was successfully performed on 10th of April at Petrov Oncology Research Institute. A few days after the surgery, Anna moved her operated arm for the first time.

Ilya Fokin was seriously injured as a result of an explosion of a gas cylinder in 2007. As a result, he suffered multiple fractures of the shoulder blade and collarbone, the humeral head was seriously damaged and subsequently removed. The boy has undergone multiple surgeries, but the arm still has not been recovered. By decision of specialists from G.I.Turner Institute and advice of R.R.Vreden Russian Scientific Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics, it was necessary to perform an endoprosthesis replacement of the shoulder joint. It would allow to fix the arm and give the boy a chance to move the arm. The participants of the Whole World project have helped to collect the amount necessary to pay for the endoprosthesis and surgery.

Olga was born without the elbow and fingers on her right hand. The muscles responsible for movement in the elbow also were not well-formed. A complex surgery and endoprosthesis installation were required for the arm recovery.The necessary amount was raised thanks to the Whole World community. The surgery was performed at G.I.Turner Scientific and Research Orthopaedic Institute for Children in St. Petersburg. The complex and laborious work of surgeons on forming the elbow joint took more than five hours. Now, Olga is undergoing rehabilitation.

On 22-st of November 2013, Alexey Kovalenko's mother asked the charity fund, Whole World for help. Her son was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour, an emergency surgery was required. It was recommended to perform the surgery at the Division of Paediatric Neurosurgery of Berlin's university hospital Charité. The surgery was scheduled for 27-th of November, the amount of 41000 dollars had to be raised a few days before. About 3000 our fundraisers from more than 100 countries had done the almost impossible in only two days. It can only be called a miracle. The necessary amount was raised and the sutgery was done in time. Today, Aleksey lives life to the full.

In 2012, Ilya was diagnosed with terrible Ewing's sarcoma. The sarcoma has caused the affliction of pelvic bones and has led to the formation of metastases in the lungs and abdominal cavity. In September, Ilya was hospitalized into the 31-st City Clinical Hospital in Saint Petersburg, the Children's Oncology department. After six cycles of chemotherapy, it was necessary to remove the affected part of the boy's pelvis and install an endoprosthesis. Thanks to the efforts of the Whole World project and more than 3000 its participants, it was possible to raise the funds necessary for purchasing the expensive prosthesis manufactured in the UK. On 21-st of July 2013, Ilya underwent a difficult six-hour operation to install the pelvic bone endoprosthesis.

In March 2013, Alina was diagnosed with on of the most aggressive malignant tumour, Ewing's Sarcoma of right femur. It was necessary to perform an expensive high-tech surgery to install the right femur endoprosthesis in order to save the child's life. There was practically no time for waiting. The fundraisers of our community came to help and raised funds for the purchase of the expensive prosthesis. The girl underwent an extremely complex and many-hours-long surgery at Petrov Research Institute of Oncology in St. Petersburg.

Olga Zabludina's mother asked the Whole World charitable fund for help in spring 2013. It all began in March 2012 during a medical examination, when Olga was diagnosed with terrible Ewing's sarcoma. Olga was admitted for treatment by an Israeli clinic, where the surgery on the left lung was performed and the surgery on the right one was planned. But before the second surgery, it was necessary to pay off the debt connected with the first one, but Olga's family did not have enough amount. Every day of delay could cost Olga Zabludina's life. The Whole World charitable community has transferred about 250 000 rubles to Zabludina's family.

Elina was diagnosed with a rare and very aggressive form of cancer of the radial bone of the arm at the end of 2012. The additional analysis carried out in St. Petersburg revealed centrers of metastases in the lungs. It was decided to urgently hospitalize the girl for chemotherapy and surgery to remove the tumour and install the implant. The Whole World community has taken custody of Elina. In 2013, Elina underwent several cycles of chemotherapy treatment and a surgery to remove the tumour and install metal structures instead of the affected bone. Thereafter, the so long-awaited remission had set in.

Medina was diagnosed with a tumour of the shin bone. The doctors were fighting for her life during a year. A surgery was performed, but a year later the pain came back.After the health examination at Priorov Central Research Institute it became clear that the girl has a relapse and it is necessary to perform another surgery to replace the bone with an endoprosthesis. Because the quoted treatment was not available, and the girl needed a very urgent help, her parents asked the Whole World charitable fund for support. Thousands of participants of our community raised funds necessary to pay for the surgery and endoprosthesis for Medina. The surgery was successful and Medina returned to home after the rehabilitation period.

Ilya's parents asked us for help after the boy began suffering of epileptic seizures caused by residual tumour. The boy quickly gained weight and could not move himself. Ilya needed further investigations at N.P.Behterev Institute of Human Brain, because there was no necessary equipment in Murmansk. An additional testing and a new treatment were required, and thus the additional funds had to be collected. During a month, the amount required to pay for flights, accommodation and treatment was raised by the Whole World community team.

Edmond Hachatryan is the first person under our care for whom the participants of our project were able to collect within only three weeks the amount necessary to pay for a growing endoprosthesis. The surgery was performed at the 31-th City Hospital in St. Petersburg by Dr. V.P.Silkov. After the successful surgery to replace the affected joint, Edmond underwent post-surgical chemotherapy and was discharged from the hospital. Now, the boy is at home, walks well and lives a full life.