During the work of the mobile medical centre, the woman's relatives called our coordinator and asked to examine her. She lost consciousness, hit her head and received a hematoma on the back of her head.

The de-occupied Kherson region has very long and bad roads, and with such bad weather, it would take the state ambulance a long time to get to her. We explained the situation to them and agreed to transport the patient to the regional hospital since we were already there and could do it faster.

The team waited for the results of the MRI and a consultation with the doctor, who recommended the patient stay in the hospital under observation. So we returned with her husband and the nurse.

We're glad to help to get the medical help people need as soon as possible.

A patient who has had a problem with skin rashes for five months asked us for help. We arranged a consultation with a dermatologist, after which she was referred for blood tests and FGDS.

Unfortunately, she could only take these tests in a private clinic, but the cost was too high. We were happy to arrange transport for her to the laboratory and pay for the tests because further treatment will depend on them.

We stay in touch with the patient to help at all stages and ensure she receives the necessary treatment.

Medical evacuation to Europe with Olga Braichenko.
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The lady was temporarily evacuated from Kherson to Zaporizhzhia. When the family found refuge in Europe, the next challenge for them was to transport their low-mobility mother. Private companies offered the family incredible prices for transportation.
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Olga took care of the family and organized everything, and we are happy to help and evacuate the family by ambulance to Europe. In total, we drove 5,000 km, 2,500 in each direction—three days on the road with the patient and the same amount back.
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A husband and a dog came with the lady, and the children and granddaughter were already waiting in a safe place in Europe. We helped the family to reunite and be able to survive this terrible time together in a safe place.

During one of the missions, the volunteer doctor did an ultrasound examination on the woman and, based on the results, sent her to the hospital for further examination. We helped the woman with further consultations, passing the necessary tests and agreeing about the surgery.

Of course, the lady was worried about the need for surgery... but we supported her every step of the way, helped to make arrangements, to collect everything necessary, get to the hospital in Mykolaiv, and after the surgery—to return home. We are still waiting for post-operative test results and are in touch to help if further treatment is needed.

It is often difficult for elderly people from the de-occupied territories to understand how to do it, to dare, to plan an operation. Therefore, we are happy to fully support those who need it, so everyone receives the necessary treatment.

Hospitalizations after the consultations at the mobile medical centre.

We helped two patients from the de-occupied villages of the Kherson region with hospitalizations. Their family doctor referred one after consultation and the other based on the results of an ultrasound examination. Thank you Stephen for the ultrasound machine, which allows us to detect such health issues in the villages.

We took both patients to hospitals in Mykolaiv. Our volunteers stay in touch with them and regularly get updates about their condition and further steps. One patient has already been discharged home after treatment.

We helped a woman from the Kherson region with hospitalization and gifted crutches from Post Angeles Lviv.

During the occupation, people did not receive the necessary medical help. And now, in the de-occupied territories, it's still challenging as there is no public transport, and people need help getting to medical institutions.

The woman could barely move around her room. It wouldn't have come to this if medics could help her earlier. Currently, they examine her in the hospital to identify the cause of the issue and determine an effective treatment.

A few days ago, the S-300 fell into one of the villages in the Kherson region where we work. A grandmother lived in this house, and a child lived across the house from there.

We were on a mission in the region, and the next day, at the mother's request, we organized the evacuation of the child to relatives in a safer region. The cost of fuel and the driver's per diem amounted to UAH 7,403.81. And you can help grandma.

The grandmother lives in a relative's house and goes to her destroyed house twice daily to feed survived cats. She is still in a state of shock because this explosion destroyed her whole life. All valuable things, furniture, all memories remained under the rubble. She miraculously survived. The military took her out from under the rubble. A little more, and she would have run out of air.

She dreams of rebuilding her lost home, but she and her family don't have enough money. You can support her and help make her dream come true. Donate by the requisites below, but please comment that you send it for a grandma from Kherson.