Alarm clock for children

At the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for children, our patients are visited by the Animals for People Association as part of additional activities.
With dogs and cats, they visit places and people who need support. They support young patients from the Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka Hospital, the „Alarm Clock" Clinic and other hospitals and facilities.
They support the development and education of children, youth and adults. They improve the treatment, rehabilitation and therapy of people with disabilities, elderly people and people in mental crisis.
They help families and loved ones.

Mr. Maciej Piróg, the director of the facility, told us about what 2023 was like for the „Alarm Clock" Clinic for children.

It was a good year! The 100th patient recovered, the facility celebrated its 10th anniversary in July, and new rehabilitation equipment was purchased.

We hope that the next year 2024 will be equally good, and with the stable health condition of our patients, we will be able to organize more surprises and artistic performances for them.

Thank you for your good cooperation and we wish you success in waking up our patients.

After 15 months of intensive rehabilitation at the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for Children (where the stay is free of charge), Klaudia and Dominik move on.
They will need a lot of support and money.
Here is a link to their collection for further, paid rehabilitation.
https://www.siepomaga.pl/dominik-i-klaudia

Last weekend, a delegation from the "Akogo?" Foundation came to the „Alarm Clock" Clinics for children and adults and the League of Super-Heroes.
There was the distribution of gifts, group photos and some Christmas joy!
We would like to thank the representatives of the League of Superheroes for finding time in this hot period and flying to us from Szczecin to give some happiness to our patients.
We would like to thank Jysk Polska for supporting us with wonderful gifts: blankets, bedspreads, decorations, mascots.

Last week, a choir from the Mazowsze Ensemble came to both „Alarm Clock" Clinics for children and adults in Warsaw.
On the same day, at the same time, in two Clinics, they sang Christmas carols for us and much more.
Our patients’ keepers also joined in the caroling.
After the performance, our guests visited the patients and gave gifts.
Thank you very much for these magical meetings!

New medical equipment has recently arrived at the „Alarm Clock" Clinic for children in Warsaw. "C-Eye", called Cyber-eye, is a modern Polish device that operates on the principle of interaction with the patient, i.e. using the technique of tracking and recording eye movements. As the patient acquires the ability to control eye movement, he or she can select elements (images, letters) on the monitor screen.

The teddy bear from the „Alarm Clock" Clinic for children in Warsaw went to a sanatorium.
Józef Wilkoń, the author, told us about the difficulties of restoring the teddy bear to its former glory.
Only external protection and the Master's work will be able to return to its place for the children to continue enjoying.
This teddy bear is visited not only by patients of the „Alarm Clock" Clinic, but also by nearby branches of the Children's Health Center.
Thank you for saving our pupil!

The academic year for students will begin soon.
A former patient of the „Alarm Clock" Clinic for children in Warsaw, Krzysztof, was accepted to study sociology.
Congratulations and we are bursting with pride!
 

"Care for patients with quantitative disorders of consciousness" is the latest publication of PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie.
By purchasing this book, you support our Foundation.

We encourage you to purchase the book:
https://pzwl.pl/Opieka-nad-pacjentem-z-ilosciowymi-zaburzeniami-swiadomosci,221250882,p.html?utm_source=Partner&utm_medium=baner&utm_campaign=Fundacja

September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day.
An extremely difficult, growing and very important issue in the modern world.
We talked about the statistics and problems related to mental disorders in children and adolescents with the Director of the „Alarm Clock" Clinic for children - Maciej Piróg, MD.
Let's not be indifferent, let's seek help!