Hospitals in Dnipropetrovsk and Kryvyi Rih regions received vital medical supplies from the Hope Charitable Foundation to help save lives.

"The humanitarian crisis in our country has reached unprecedented levels since World War II. Currently, Ukrainians require over 10,000 tons of ready-to-eat food. Thousands of civilians and military personnel are in need of medical equipment, first aid supplies, blood substitutes, medications, and resuscitation devices. These needs are being partially met through humanitarian support, which is becoming increasingly vital for the population each day. We must recognize that indifference brings the front line closer. Our mission is to assist doctors in saving lives," stated Valery Dubil, the first deputy chairman of the parliamentary Committee on National Health and chairman of the supervisory board of the Hope Charity Fund.

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For 26 years, the Charitable Foundation for Youth Initiatives "Hope" has been dedicated to supporting low-income families, individuals with disabilities, orphanages, and healthcare institutions. Since the onset of the full-scale invasion, "Hope" volunteers have focused their efforts on delivering critical medical supplies to hospitals, clinics, and supporting defense forces. A recent humanitarian mission to hospitals in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kryvyi Rih regions, where lives are saved for both civilians and soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was made possible thanks to the efforts of Valeriy Dubil.

A significant charitable mission was accomplished in three hospitals in the Dnipropetrovsk region. This includes medical facilities in the towns of Samara (Novomoskovsk) and Ternivka, as well as in the urban-type settlement of Mahdalynivka. Volunteers from "Hope" provided the hospitals with anti-decubitus mattresses and cushions, wheelchairs, crutches, orthopedic devices, sterile surgical kits, and syringes. Additionally, supplies of consumables such as caps, gowns, gloves, and shoe covers were delivered. Furthermore, these medical institutions now have a substantial quantity of vitamin complexes.

“Thanks to the support of our partners, we systematically deliver expensive medical equipment to where it is most needed. In particular, we have already supplied hospitals with 100 infusion warmers, laser surgical equipment, an arthroscope for minimally invasive surgeries, 50 Easy Pulse devices for indirect heart massage, 10 Prismaflex dialysis machines, resuscitation monitors, X-ray tomographs, and operating tables, as well as 5 Japanese Fuji gastrocolonoscopy cabinets,” he added.

Additionally, volunteers from the Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation "Hope," along with partners, provided medical supplies, wheelchairs, and orthopedic devices to 4 medical institutions in Kryvyi Rih.

The medical cargo was assisted by the Denis Paramonov Foundation, Revival Foundation, Geri Care, and Eltech Trust.