We helped with the medical evacuation of a woman from the village of Novoselivka, Donetsk region (de-occupied part). A rare disease, during the occupation, she was left without much-needed medicine, and it started getting worse. None of the visiting doctors could help. She needed hospitalization in a large hospital, so we took the lady and organized treatment in Dnipro.

We thank the family doctor Olena Kondratenko and the hospital Medichna praktika for the consultation and referral for further treatment.

We helped with the medical evacuation and organized the treatment of a lady from a small village in the de-occupied territory of the Donetsk region. An extremely serious and rare disease has already begun to progress. Unfortunately, the nearest hospitals could not help in any way, so we took the woman to the Dnipro.

We thank the family doctor Olena Kondratenko and the hospital Medichna praktika for the consultation and referral for further treatment.

We helped evacuate and find a place to treat a 72-year-old grandfather with an open fracture. The doctors said that medical help was needed urgently. Otherwise, the hand would be amputated.

We arranged transportation to Dnipro that evening, helped with temporary shelter, set for surgery at the Mechnikov Hospital in Dnipro (one of the best places for treatment in the region) and helped with medication.

Grandfather got a fracture during rocket attacks. The missile landed in a toilet near his house. He just came out. He said that if he had stayed for a second longer and he would have been torn apart with the toilet. Luckily he got only the hand injured.

In May, with our donators, we raised money and brought an ambulance for Regional Disaster Response Team in Dnipro. The team is constantly helping people. They do a lot of evacuations by themselves and sometimes even help us with our evacuation requests. Today they evacuated a family from Kherson to a safe zone. Thank you very much.

And it's great that the team is constantly trying to be super efficient, and on the way there, they also brought a full ambulance of medicines and consumables.

We've evacuated a lady from Kramatorsk to Kyiv for surgery. She had an illness that required urgent treatment. Unfortunately, in Kramatorsk there are currently constant problems with power. There were no appropriate conditions and specialists who could perform the needed type of surgery, so an urgent medical evacuation was necessary.

We received this request on Friday evening, and on Monday, with the help of the Frontlinemedics team and our volunteer medic, we took the lady to Kyiv. Many thanks to Shalimov Hospital for your quick response and help to people from the frontline areas.

We wish the lady a speedy recovery.

We evacuated a family with a paralyzed father to Europe for rehabilitation. They are from Zaporizhzhia. There are now rockets falling every night. Rockets repeatedly fell 100 meters from the family house.

We took a father, a mother, a 10-year-old daughter, a dog and a sphynx cat, many things and an automated chair (a very big one). We drove to Lviv in one day. All the way, the family watched the landscapes of Ukraine through a tablet and our camera. The family was very good, cheerful, brave and ready for anything. It is a joy to help such people. Fight for Rights foundation helped organize the evacuation.

We went in the direction of Kovsharivka / Noosinovo — Kupyansk-Vuzlovy. There is no connection in this area. We worked with the evacuation coordinator for the Kharkiv region. They collect applications from people based on lists that volunteers make when they go there and on requests from relatives. Relatives have no connection and do not know even if their grandparents are still alive. They can only tell that their relatives lived at a specific address.

Very loud explosions are heard there. Almost every house is without windows. Everywhere there is destructions. There is no electricity, water, or gas. People set up "kitchens" for themselves on the street. There is a supply of chopped firewood in each entrance. But people still live there, even children. We brought humanitarian aid and food.

We asked locals about people from the evacuation list. From Novosinovo (beyond Kupyansk), we evacuated a paralyzed woman to Kharkiv, where her sister lives. The woman said she put a mirror in her window every evening and looked at the war. Explosions, flashes, volleys on the entire horizon and all the windows... She couldn't believe that it was all real.