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Bringing hope and care to the poor, dispossessed and homeless of Russia.

Post-Soviet Russia has seen the collapse of many of the social services and support structures which provided a safety net for many of its poorest citizens. For millions of needy people in the Russian Federation it has meant great hardship. But the quality of life of hundreds of Moscow citizens has been transformed through the work of Vera Lebedova, Director of Nursing at the Moscow branch of the Red Cross and recent recipient of a Queen’s Nursing Institute Fellowship.