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Weekend

There are places where there are no weekends, Christmas ...
There is work, watch, help and non-stop waiting here!

Thanks to the good people who provided us with the fabric with the alarm clock motif and sewed duvet covers, we were able to donate colorful bedding to the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for children in Warsaw.

So little and so much!

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Postulate II

Ladies and gentlemen, a second slogan from Julia to think about: 
Speak with me what's up, how do you feel ...
The comic was created by Magdalena Arażny (@magdarysuje), thanks to our partner JYSK Polska (@jyskpl).
The graphics were created based on the demands of Julia, a former patient of the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for Children in Warsaw.

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Wake up the energy!

We are pleased to announce that from May 1st to July 31st, OZE Biomar S.A. dealing with photovoltaics decided to support our Foundation by donating PLN 100 for each kWp of photovoltaic micro-installation power, obtained as part of a joint campaign under the slogan "Wake up the energy".

#Obudźenergię is an educational project that aims to educate people in the field of renewable energy sources and inform recipients about the statutory activities of the Ewa Błaszczyk’s  "Akogo?” Foundation , as well as the activity and offer of  OZE Biomar.

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Dawid

We were visited by a former patient of the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for children in Warsaw.
He remembered his stay at the Clinic, which he remembers, and motivated his parents and patients not to give up and exercise.
He shared his moments of doubt ...
He told us what football and pork chop gave him.
His appearance aroused enthusiasm among employees who remembered him as a child.
We also showed Dawid our latest project - the emerging "Alarm Clock” Clinic for adults, in Warsaw.

Summing up the visit, he told us: "Well ... we wake up!”
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I postulate

As we mentioned on the occasion of the Day of the Patient in a Coma - every Monday we will present you another part of the comic created by Magdalena Arażny (@magdarysuje), thanks to our partner JYSK Polska (@jyskpl).
The graphics were created based on the demands of Julia, a former patient of the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for Children in Warsaw.
Today it is the turn of the slogan of the first postulate: It's good to be able to talk about something other than illness, but if you want, ask...

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Wilkoń - the Master

Józef Wilkoń has been cooperating with our foundation for many years. At the children's clinic in Warsaw, there is a "Miś”  (sculpture) by the Master. There are plans for a sculpture of "Angel" at the clinic for adults in Warsaw.
This time we asked for a small painting for the autumn auction entitled "Jasiek dla śpiocha".
The author said about his tiger: "(...) let him, with his impetus and energy, wake up new children, new people who’re in a coma (...)"
Thank you!!!

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„Alarm Clock” in Olsztyn

Yesterday, at the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for adults in Olsztyn, during the recent celebration of the "Day of the Patient in a Coma", a meeting with the media took place.
The situation of patients in a coma in Poland was discussed by: Ewa Błaszczyk - President of the “Akogo?” Foundation, prof. dr hab. Wojciech Maksymowicz (Head of the Department of Neurosurgery at Collegium Medicum UWM in Olsztyn and dr Piotr Siwik (Coordinator of the Budzik Clinic in Olsztyn).
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The Day of the Patient in a Coma

On April 18th, we celebrate „The Day of the Patient in a Coma".
The Polish holiday adopted by the Sejm of the Republic of Poland on November 23rd, 2012, on the initiative of our Foundation.
The aim of the celebration is to draw attention to the situation of coma patients and to understand their problems.
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Easter

Best wishes from the "Akogo?" Foundation!
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JYSK

On the occasion of the upcoming holiday - „ The Day of the Patient in a Coma", our long-term partner, JYSK Polska, made a donation to the "Alarm Clock" Clinic for children.
Our patients received, among others colored pillowcases and towels. The gifts also include guest chairs and beds for caregivers.
Thank you for your support!

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