last update: 18-01-2023
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Sweetie has to stay at the hospital for cancer treatment. Sweetie sometimes feels bored of this clumsy IV in his hand, the bed, the door, the window, the wall; bored of everything around.
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Some small good things in life fill us with joy even though they are such simple things; It's like ice cream, which is good by itself, but it's even better in summer, or a gift, which is good, but it is much better to get it from your grandma, or the lovely smell of new stationery which smells much better at time of school opening.
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It is still unknown which of the children first discovered it, gliding with an IV pole! But now it is trending at MAHAK among children.
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The IV attached to his hand seems so weird! He doesn't remember seeing anyone else with this before which has made him embarrassed to the point that he hides his face whenever someone enters his room.
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“I’m eight and living in Ahvaz. I like math more than all subjects and I am not good at all in writing.
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Mohammad is one of MAHAK children who is well-known for his good manners and companionship with nurses and medical team.
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Roniya is a little girl from Kurdistan province of Iran; she has battled cancer like a hero and now has recovered. Every few months
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You have decided to stay home unless a necessary matter occurs which forces you to go out.
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Everything has changed at MAHAK with the advent of the Coronavirus in the world. MAHAK children used to go to playrooms with their friends but
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As soon as the elevator doors opened, she entered and said hello to everyone. The operator knew that Mahsa loves elevators, so he let Mahsa sit on his stool to be next to the panel.
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She is keeping her doll in her hands and is waiting for the nurse to bring her medications. Her mother says she never leaves her doll and cries if it is away.
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Every day we may see people who are not in the mood; but no one likes to see the innocent faces of the children in this way.
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During more than a quarter century of activity, MAHAK has strived to change cancer-stricken children and their families
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The girls who have older brothers are very confident since they feel they have a great supporter on whom they can rely in all circumstances.
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Today is a noisy day in the playroom. Iliya has placed a few toy cars on the table and is waiting eagerly for his friends to join him. Radin and Mohammad Reza joined while holding each other’s hands. They are so excited to see their friends and for the fun they will have.
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Soroush was officially discharged from the hospital and he could go home, but he asked his mom to stay till he makes the domino in MAHAK's playroom. After building MAHAK domino he left the hospital cheerfully.
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I read the name of the disease on my medical test result and searched it on the internet.
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Mohammad Hossein is 19 and has just been accepted to a university to study laboratory sciences.
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We are from South of Iran, we live in Bandar Abbas and we commute to Qeshm Island frequently.
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It was a long time that I had not been to MAHAK's playrooms and I had missed them so much. I decided to go there and spend some time with the children. When I entered the place I was surprised because there was only one child in the room, a boy wearing a mask. I asked for the reason; "The other children are resting because they have received chemotherapy" replied a psychologist who was playing with the boy.
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In the name of God of kindness and love
25 years ago somewhere in this city in the heat of the day, among the traffic and rushing crowds a house was founded.
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Darabad holiday
When I received my result and I passed all lessons with good marks, my mom promised to take me to a trip. I was so happy when I heard that. But same as always that all mothers make a mountain out of a molehill, my mom is no exception and she told that “before traveling to the North you should be examined by an optician because I feel that your right eye has a problem and I will take you to a trip afterward”.
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That Man Came; That Man Came Alone.
There is a young man who keeps dreaming about rural farmland in Hamedan on the fourth floor of MAHAK hospital. This fifteen-year old man got sarcoma cancer a year and a half ago. Lonely and peaceful, he left his hometown, got on the bus, and came to MAHAK all by himself.
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Fourteen-year-old Fatemeh was diagnosed with brain tumor a few years ago. Being under MAHAK support since August 2011, she presented us a beautiful painting of hers as a demonstration of her empathy for playrooms in MAHAK which function beyond ethics and language differences.
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Mohammad Reza is MAHAK’s little ship builder boy, who, with his talented hands builds little motorized ships and floats them in the water. He wants to be an engineer in the future, and deliver his talent and expertise to the greater world, beyond MAHAK.
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