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The 14 edition of Bulgarian Christmas will be in support of children with severe chronic illnesses.
The donations will be used for modern treatment, precise diagnostics, including medications, genetic examinations and psychological help for the children who have severe chronic illnesses.
In the 13 years since its establishment, Bulgarian Christmas has helped the treatment of 3,409 children, BGN 28 M have been collected and 229 medical establishments in the country have received state-of-the-art technology for treatment and rehabilitation.
President Plevneliev noted the role of the initiative for finding sustainable solutions to systemic problems in children’s healthcare.
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