Born in 1998, Anna is a student of the 12th form of a special secondary boarding school for visually impaired persons with health limitations.

She is a very talented and purposeful girl pursuing arts.

Her unknown corneal disease left strong but still fragile Anna with only 2% of eyesight and corneal thinning is still progressing!

The girl was fully examined in the Helmholtz Medical Research Institute, Morozov Moscow Children’s Clinic, Vladimirsky Moscow Regional Clinical Research Institute and in the Fedorov Eye Microsurgery Center.

Unfortunately, Russian medicine failed to ascertain the cause of her disease. Ophthalmology and immunology doctors who examined Anna advised into having medical examination at the Munich University Clinic Augenklinik der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München where such diseases are regularly treated.

Anna needs out-patient ophthalmology diagnostics in the Munich Clinic Augenklinik der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Mathildenstraße 8, D-80336

Thanks to donations of employees and partners of Renova Group of Companies within "Private donations Program" the medical examination, air tickets for Anna and her mother, translation and interpretation services, accommodation of Anna and her mother during the examination were paid. We hope to save the girl who loves life and depicts it in her paintings from falling into darkness!

We opened fundrising on our Fund’s site www.bfrenova.ru and the page on Facebook in favor of Anna Efremenko. You can make a donation by means of the bankcard, payment systems (Yandex Purse, Qiwi) or to make a donation using our Fund’s account details with a purpose of payment "a charitable donation on Anna Efremenko's treatment". In addition, it is possible to send the link to your friends and colleagues.

The amount of contribution to cover the costs of Anna’s examination and related expenses TOTALLED 2 200€

Now it is very important to provide the girl with necessary medical preparations, and to provide treatment based on the doctors' recommendations received by the family.

We hope to support Anna and her family in rehabilitation!