What we do

Our team of volunteers put a lot of effort into making this project happen. Since 2017, we have started working with one of the most powerful US charitable foundations, Project C.U.R.E. This charitable organization has already helped more than 135 countries around the world.

What is done

Thanks to our partner Project C.U.R.E. our team handed over $2.2 million worth of humanitarian aid to hospitals in Ukraine.

In total, during the seven months of the war, our team received and distributed humanitarian medical aid from the American charitable foundation Project C.U.R.E. in the following amount:

• 20 consignments of humanitarian AID for medical purposes
• 308 American standard pallets
• 9483 boxes of various sizes
• 73 669 kg net weight
• 2 698 492 pieces of medical goods, including biometric equipment
• 10 largest state hospitals in 4 regions of Ukraine, 50 hospitals of various levels in Chernihiv region and Buchansky district received humanitarian medical aid within the framework of this project
• 84 American hemostatic pelvic tourniquets (used by the US military for serious injuries), dressings, and many other medical supplies were donated directly to medics (link to medics on the front line photo gallery) on the front lines.

What are we planning

With the help of our American partner Project C.U.R.E. we form containers with medical humanitarian aid directly for the specific needs of public hospitals of Ukraine. By helping hospitals with equipment, medical supplies and medical consumables, we strive to contribute to the health care system of Ukraine and provide free medical care to the population of Ukraine. Even before Russia's war against Ukraine, many public hospitals in Ukraine felt a huge need for everything. Unfortunately, today these needs have increased a lot.

These are biometric medical equipment, medical supplies and consumables for endoscopy, colonoscopy, bronchoscopy, gastroscopy, laparoscopy, arthroscopy, cystoscopy, neurosurgery, cardiovascular disease, medical equipment and supplies for physical rehabilitation, prosthetics and prosthetics, ambulances, cars and auxiliary equipment for patient transport and much more.

Here is an example of the basic needs of public hospitals of Ukraine.

Successful Projects

Thanks to the support of our sponsors, as part of the project "Medical Support Ukrainian Hospitals", we delivered two 40-ft sea containers with medical equipment, medical supplies and consumables to the two largest state hospitals of Ukraine. This is a huge and timely medical aid to people in Ukraine.

How it works