Healthcare Projects
We provide equipment, medicines, transport, and medical devices to support medical facilities in war-affected regions. Our efforts ensure healthcare services remain operational and accessible to those in need. By addressing urgent medical needs, we help save lives and strengthen community resilience.
About Project
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 1,468 healthcare facilities have been damaged by shelling and combat, with an additional 193 completely destroyed.
To ensure access to quality healthcare in de-occupied and frontline areas, operational medical facilities are being expanded and modernized, while medical communities are organizing mobile doctor visits. We contribute to these efforts by providing essential medical equipment, supplies, transportation, and other critical resources.
Our support plays a vital role in restoring and sustaining healthcare services in war-affected regions. By equipping healthcare providers with the tools they need, we help ensure timely medical assistance, enhance the mobility of care delivery, and support the resilience of communities facing the challenges of war.
Types of equipment
buses, vans, pickup trucks, off-road vehicles; special vehicles: cranes, loaders, repair trucks, evacuation vehicles; support equipment: generators, satellite communication, fuel storage tanks, emergency repair kits, and winterization tools.
Your support matters
A winter under fire
As russia continues to bomb Ukrainian power infrastructure, leaving civilians freezing in the dark, we bolstered our Crisis Emergency Response Project by procuring 28 Oukitel P1500E Plus charging stations and 19 MaXpeedingRods MXR2300 inverter generators. These units are vital for maintaining humanitarian hubs. This equipment ensures a reliable power supply for heating, medical devices, and communication, providing a lifeline for communities facing extreme winter conditions and systemic energy blackouts.
The total cost of the equipment
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$30,703
Trained means prepared: the car for training units
In December 2025, we strengthened the Tactical Medicine Training Unit of the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation by adding a fully equipped Volkswagen Crafter to support medical training and humanitarian missions across Ukraine. With infrastructure under constant attack and limited mobility, the new vehicle ensures safe transport of instructors, trainees, and essential equipment. It enables mobile trainings in remote areas and supports delivery of critical medical supplies, including trauma kits and protective gear.
The total cost of the car
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$25,644