Overview
- The fund reports assisting more than 30,000 children over five years, with the total surpassing that mark in 2025.
- In a Kremlin telegram, President Vladimir Putin congratulated the team, highlighting thanks from young patients and expressing confidence in its future work.
- Current procurement covers 131 medicines, medical devices and rehabilitation aids, and the fund pays for 11 categories of high‑tech surgeries.
- An expert council reviews diseases and treatments using clinical evidence, and the board of trustees approves additions to the procurement list.
- Major beneficiary groups include children with cystic fibrosis, chronic hepatitis C, spinal muscular atrophy, primary immunodeficiencies and Duchenne muscular dystrophy.