1 euro today for the hospitals of tomorrow
1 euro today for the hospitals of tomorrow
About MAD-AID
MAD-Aid is a charitable organization established in 2012, with the aim of providing medical support and accessibility to people with disabilities in the Republic of Moldova.Founded by Victoria Dunford, a Moldovan woman based in the United Kingdom, MAD-Aid organizes the transport of medical equipment (wheelchairs, walking frames, hospital beds) to hospitals and institutions in Moldova, where such resources are often limited.
The organization has expanded its initiatives by opening a rehabilitation center, Phoenix Center, which provides therapy services and support for children with disabilities. MAD-Aid focuses on social inclusion and improving the quality of life for those in need, working in partnership with international and local organizations. It has been recognized with the British Empire Medal.Recently, MAD-Aid has been using all its experience to renovate the hospitals in Moldova.
About our Cause
Quality medical assistance is becoming more and more necessary, and hospitals in the Republic of Moldova urgently need renovation, equipment, and furniture. MAD-Aid aims to transform these hospitals into modern and safe places, but to succeed, we need your support. Donate one euro today and help build the hospitals of tomorrow, places where every patient is treated with dignity and safety.
133 hospital wards are in ruins for over 40 years
1,130,500 project beneficiaries: parents, children, grandparents, friends and even someone you care about
3 wards repaired
130 still waiting, where tomorrow it could be me or you; we don’t have time to wait
In whose hospital’s care would you leave your family? What about your friends?
Donate for a safe hospital for the people you love.
Results are possible thanks to the community
Every bed, every wall rebuilt, every ward transformed, all of these are the result of your trust and generosity. Our donor community shows that together we can restore what once seemed abandoned.
Here you can see what solidarity truly means.
MAD Friends
