A UTIL SUPPORT, EACH DAY
Our needs
permanent
On a daily basis, your donations meet the basic needs of the infants at the centre.
cared for infants
24h/24
presence of nurseries, 7j/ 7
≈150
layers used daily
≈ 4
Children's milk boxes open every day
In order for each donation to be truly useful, this list is updated regularly.
- New, closed and unstarted products only
- Expiry dates still far away, especially for milk and food
- Milk and diapers are always most expected
ESSENTIALS
Monthly consumption
Quantities are indicative monthly averages.
- Infant milk 1Age≈ 90 boxes
- Infant milk 2e Age≈ 30 to 45 boxes
- Layer sizes 4, 5 et 6≈ 4 400
- Physiologic serum≈ 150 boxes
- Mineral water≈ 330 Bottles
- Fresh fruit and vegetables≈ 150 kg
- Meat, chicken and fish≈ 15 kg
- Yogurt≈ 600 Pots
- Lessive≈ 45 litres
Continuing needs in detail
Infant milk • VITAL
Each infant receives a milk adapted to his/her age and needs. Supply must be ensured continuously.
Milk 1age — about 90 cans of 400 g per month, for babies of 0 to 6 month.
Milk 2age — about 30 to 45 cans of 400 g per month, for babies of 6 to 12 month.
• Anti-regurgitation milk (AR) — for reflux-prone babies.
• Specific laits — adapted to certain medical needs, as prescribed.
Milk 1age — about 90 cans of 400 g per month, for babies of 0 to 6 month.
Milk 2age — about 30 to 45 cans of 400 g per month, for babies of 6 to 12 month.
• Anti-regurgitation milk (AR) — for reflux-prone babies.
• Specific laits — adapted to certain medical needs, as prescribed.
Layers and care • VITAL
Exchanges and care are essential to maintain the health and comfort of infants.
• Size layers 4 — about 1 400 by month.
• Size layers 5 — about 1 400 by month.
• Size layers 6 — about 1 600 by month.
• Other sizes — newborn sizes and 1 to 3According to arrivals.
• Physiological serum — about 150 boxes per month, in single doses of 5 ml
• Other products — exchange cream, antiseptics, vitamins, supplements and prescribed treatments.
Paediatric consultations, medical analyses and possible hospitalizations are also part of the health care costs covered by the association.
• Size layers 4 — about 1 400 by month.
• Size layers 5 — about 1 400 by month.
• Size layers 6 — about 1 600 by month.
• Other sizes — newborn sizes and 1 to 3According to arrivals.
• Physiological serum — about 150 boxes per month, in single doses of 5 ml
• Other products — exchange cream, antiseptics, vitamins, supplements and prescribed treatments.
Paediatric consultations, medical analyses and possible hospitalizations are also part of the health care costs covered by the association.
Hygiene and toilet • QUOTIDIEN
Bathing, changing and skin care require infant-friendly products.
• Oleocalcary liniment — about 9 Liters per month.
• Handkerchiefs — about 90 packages per month.
• Other products — baby shampoo and washing gel, cleansing milk, baby oil, alcohol-free wipes and Cologne water.
• Disinfection — products suitable for changing tables and equipment.
• Oleocalcary liniment — about 9 Liters per month.
• Handkerchiefs — about 90 packages per month.
• Other products — baby shampoo and washing gel, cleansing milk, baby oil, alcohol-free wipes and Cologne water.
• Disinfection — products suitable for changing tables and equipment.
Food • QUOTIDIAN
Meals are prepared on site and adapted to the age of the children, especially at the time of food diversification.
• Mineral water — about 330 bottles of 1,5 L per month, in particular for the preparation of bottles.
• Fresh vegetables — about 90 kg a month.
• Fresh fruit — about 60 kg a month.
• Meat, chicken and fish — about 15 kg a month.
• Yogurt — about 600 Pots per month.
• Children's biscuits — about 600 units a month.
• UHT milk and growth milk — about 90 Liters per month.
• Flour and meal — about 45 kg a month.
• Feculents and legumes — about 30 kg a month.
• Table oil and olive oil — about 16 Liters per month.
• Dry fruit — about 4 kg a month.
• Other products — eggs, butter, cheese, sugar, honey, jam, spread chocolate, tomato concentrate and current grocery.
• Mineral water — about 330 bottles of 1,5 L per month, in particular for the preparation of bottles.
• Fresh vegetables — about 90 kg a month.
• Fresh fruit — about 60 kg a month.
• Meat, chicken and fish — about 15 kg a month.
• Yogurt — about 600 Pots per month.
• Children's biscuits — about 600 units a month.
• UHT milk and growth milk — about 90 Liters per month.
• Flour and meal — about 45 kg a month.
• Feculents and legumes — about 30 kg a month.
• Table oil and olive oil — about 16 Liters per month.
• Dry fruit — about 4 kg a month.
• Other products — eggs, butter, cheese, sugar, honey, jam, spread chocolate, tomato concentrate and current grocery.
Maintenance and cleanliness • REGULAR
The maintenance of rooms, linen, kitchen and equipment helps to maintain a clean environment suitable for infants.
• Lessive — about 45 litres per month, preferably suitable for baby laundry.
• Other products — bleach, dishwashing liquid, degreaser, window washers, garbage bags and freezer bags.
• Lessive — about 45 litres per month, preferably suitable for baby laundry.
• Other products — bleach, dishwashing liquid, degreaser, window washers, garbage bags and freezer bags.
Operation of the centre • REGULAR
Behind each child there is a team and a structure that must work day and night.
• Personnel — presence of nurses 24h/24, 7j/7.
• Energy — electricity and gas for heating, hot water, sterilization and cooking.
• Transport — medical appointments and procedures.
• Other costs — telephone, internet and current expenses related to the operation of the centre.
• Personnel — presence of nurses 24h/24, 7j/7.
• Energy — electricity and gas for heating, hot water, sterilization and cooking.
• Transport — medical appointments and procedures.
• Other costs — telephone, internet and current expenses related to the operation of the centre.
TO THE CHILD
Each donation counts
The Radia Association operates thanks to the generosity of the people who support it. A financial donation contributes to the daily expenses of the centre, while a material donation directly addresses the needs of the children.